Paris Underground

Paris Underground showcases the efforts of an American and an English citizen, played by Constance Bennett and Gracie Fields, who navigate the dangers of occupied Paris during World War II. Their mission is to assist Allied aviators in fleeing to Free French territory, drawing inspiration from the true story of Etta Shiber's wartime escape operations.

The film features a strong cast, including notable performances from George Rigaud, Kurt Kreuger, and Vladimir Sokoloff. Despite its engaging premise and historical context, Paris Underground struggled at the box office and marked the end of Bennett and Fields' cinematic careers. The film is an interesting piece for those who appreciate wartime dramas and stories of human resilience against oppression.

Collectors may find it in DVD format, among other possible releases. The film's combination of drama and war elements, along with its historical basis, makes it a notable entry in the genre from the mid-20th century.