Hanover Street

Hanover Street, During the Second World War, an American Pilot stationed in England meets a young British nurse during an air raid on London. The two instantly fall in love, despite the fact that the young Nurse is already married; a secret she keeps hidden from her American lover. After being shot down behind enemy lines, while being assigned to ferry a British agent into France, the American pilot realizes that his secret agent cargo is in fact his lover’s husband, and that the two must now work together in order to survive.

STARS: Harrison Ford, Lesley-Anne Down, Christopher Plummer

109 min | Action, Adventure, Drama | 1979 | Color

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A nice little nugget
Everyone else has already covered most of the pros and cons of this film. I thought it was great. I bought it for the flying sequences and everything else was a plus. Lesley-Ann Down was perfect casting, although, I could see Glynis Johns or Jenny Agutter equally perfect, if they had been chosen; if they had auditioned. Patsy Kensit was just as perfect as a ten year old Sarah, and I could imagine Emma Watson in the part, had she not just been born when the film was released. Patsy, of course, was Mel Gibsons romantic interest in Lethal Weapon II. The director/writers commentary from Peter Hyams, is filled will interesting background, about this one, and film making in general. Here are my Five Stars!~!~~!

A fun movie with two great actors Harrison Ford & Christopher Plummer
This is a fun 1979 movie that has an old time movie feel to it. A young Harrison Ford who radiates on the screen as a star, a younger Lesley-Anne Down who was great as Margaret and the stoic Christopher Plummer who for me works in this role. A formula movie that you can sit and watch with popcorn and you don't have to think to much. A WWII setting, NAZI bad guys, Richard Masur as a whining sidekick, Harrison Ford, and some action with a love story. Don't take it so serious. Enjoy it like a hot fudge sundae...warm, sweet, and when it's done in the end you are little sad.