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This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 11 working days World War Two drama from Alfred Hitchcock following the tensions that arise in a lifeboat filled with the survivors of a torpedoed passenger ship. Among those seeking refuge on the lifeboat are fashion journalist Connie Porthead (Tallulah Bankhead), tycoon Rittenhouse (Henry Hull), seaman Kovak (John Hodiak), injured stoker Gus (William Bendix), radio operator Stanley Garrett (Hume Cronyn) and a nurse, Alice (Mary Anderson). Their numbers are swelled further when a German, Willy (Walter Slezak), from the U-Boat responsible for the bombing is also taken on board. Slowly and subtly, the new arrival begins to influence the actions of his fellow passengers, manipulating each situation in order to manoeuvre the craft towards a rendezvous with his own people. Hitchcock was nominated for an Oscar for his work on the film, along with writer John Steinbeck. Interactive Menus Interviews: Alfred Hitchcock Making Of Documentary Features Summary World War Two drama from Alfred Hitchcock following the tensions that arise in a lifeboat filled with the survivors of a torpedoed passenger ship. Among those seeking refuge on the lifeboat are fashion journalist Connie Porthead (Tallulah Bankhead)... Studio Eureka! Format Blu-ray disc Release date 20120423 Contributors William Bendix (Actor), Tallulah Bankhead (Actor), Walter Slezak (Actor), Mary Anderson (Actor), John Hodiak (Actor), Heather Angel (Actor), Hume Cronyn (Actor), Henry Hull (Actor), Canada Lee (Actor), William Yetter Jr (Actor), Kenneth Macgowan, Jo Swerling, Hugo Friedhofer, John Steinbeck, Glen MacWilliams, Alfred Hitchcock (Director)