Two for Danger (1940)
Directed by George King
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Synopsis by Hal Erickson
The Two For Danger in this British comedy-mystery are lawyer Tony Grigson (Barry K. Barnes) and art museum curator Diana (Greta Gynt). The son of a police commissioner, Grigson decides to play detective himself to find out who's been pilfering valuable paintings from the collection under Diana's care. The principal suspects include an American (Tony Shaw), a German (Gordon MacLeod) and an Australian (Ian McLean). Intrigued by the prospect of a bit of excitement in her humdrum life, Diana enthusiastically joins Grigson on his hunt, resulting in all sorts of hair's-breadth escapes for them both. Two for Danger was produced through the Teddington Studios facilities of Warner Bros., who distributed the film in the US.
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robbery, art, art-theft, investigation, investigator, lawyer