
The Wonder Man
Summary
In the labyrinthine corridors of post-war French bureaucracy, where shadows of reconstruction efforts often conceal venal machinations, a formidable figure emerges: Henri D'Alour. Far from being a mere pugilist, D'Alour is a clandestine operative of the French Secret Service, his brawn a deceptive veil for a keen intellect. He plunges headlong into a treacherous investigation, tasked with dismantling a sophisticated, multi-million franc conspiracy designed to fleece the government through the procurement of essential machinery. This is not a simple case of graft; it's an intricate web of deceit, involving powerful, unscrupulous figures who exploit national necessity for personal enrichment. D'Alour must navigate this treacherous landscape, his fists as potent as his wits, to expose the architects of this grand swindle and safeguard the nation's coffers from their rapacious grasp.
Synopsis
French Secret Service agent and boxer Henri D'Alour uncovers a plot to con the government out of millions of francs in its purchase of machinery.
Director

William Noell, John Burkell, Robert Barrat, Gustave Wilson, Faire Binney, Pat Hartigan, Georges Carpentier, François Descamps, Downing Clarke, Jack Blumenfeld, William Halligan, Florence Billings, Cecil Owen, Charles Craig
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