Romance, Comedy, Drama . 01 h 56 m
Overview
Release Date
20 August 1948
Languages
English, German,
Produced By
Paramount Pictures,
Directed by : Billy Wilder
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"A Foreign Affair - "A Foreign Affair" is a funny affair!" is english Language Movie.
"A Foreign Affair" was released on 20 August 1948 it had a budget of $1,500,000.
The movie was directed by Billy Wilder
It has cast of: Jean Arthur as Congresswoman Phoebe Frost, Marlene Dietrich as Erika Von Schlüetow, John Lund as Captain John Pringle, Millard Mitchell as Col. Rufus J. Plummer, Peter von Zerneck as Hans Otto Birgel, Stanley Prager as Mike, William Murphy as Joe, Gordon Jones as Military Police, Freddie Steele as Military Police, Raymond Bond as Pennecot, Boyd Davis as Giffin, Robert Malcolm as Kramer, Charles Meredith as Yandell, Michael Raffetto as Salvatore, James Larmore as Lieutenant Hornby, Damian O'Flynn as Lieutenant Colonel, Frank Fenton as Major Mathews, Harland Tucker as General McAndrew, George M. Carleton as General Finney, Nick Abramoff as Russian Soldier (uncredited), Ted Cottle as Gerhardt Maier (uncredited), Zina Dennis as Russian (uncredited), Jimmie Dundee as American M.P. (uncredited), Lisa Golm as German (uncredited), Leo Gregory as Russian Soldier (uncredited), Ilka Grüning as German Wife (uncredited), Vilmos Gymes as Waiter (uncredited), Chester Hayes as Russian Soldier (uncredited), Hans Herbert as Waiter (uncredited), Len Hendry as Staff Sergeant (uncredited), Friedrich Hollaender as Piano Player at The Lorelei (uncredited), Jerry James as Lieutenant (uncredited), Howard Joslin as M.P. (uncredited), George Kachin as Russian Officer (uncredited), Willy Kaufman as Waiter (uncredited), Phyllis Kennedy as WAC Technical Sergeant (uncredited), Henry Kulky as Russian Sergeant (uncredited), Harry Lauter as Corporal (uncredited), Rex Lease as M.P. Lieutenant (uncredited), Norman Leavitt as Non-Commissioned Officer (uncredited), Paul Lees as G.I. (uncredited), Kenneth Lundy as G.I. (uncredited), Don Lynch as G.I. (uncredited), Gregory Merims as Russian Officer (uncredited), Bert Moorhouse as Transport Pilot (uncredited), Hazard Newberry as Lieutenant (uncredited), Larry Nunn as Sergeant (uncredited), Paul Panzer as German Husband (uncredited), George Paris as Russian Soldier (uncredited), Frank Popovich as Russian Soldier (uncredited), Otto Reichow as German Policeman (uncredited), Albin Robeling as Cook (uncredited), Richard Ryen as Maier (uncredited), William Sabbot as Russian Dancer (uncredited), William Self as G.I. (uncredited), Pat Shade as G.I. (uncredited), John Shay as G.I. (uncredited), William F. Sheehan as M.P. (uncredited), Peter Similuk as Russian Soldier (uncredited), Bob Simpson as Major (uncredited), Zivko Simunovich as Russian Soldier (uncredited), Bert Stevens as The Lorelei Patron (uncredited), Walter Thiele as German (uncredited), George Unanoff as Russian Officer (uncredited), Edward Van Sloan as German (uncredited), Jack Vlaskin as Russian Dancer (uncredited), Sergei N. Vonesky as Russian Officer (uncredited), Henry Vroom as American Sergeant (uncredited), Otto Waldis as Inspector (uncredited), Fay Wall as Fräulein (uncredited), Christa Walton as Fräulein (uncredited), Bobby Watson as Hitler (uncredited), Eric Wyland as German Waiter (uncredited), Frank Yaconelli as Accordion Player (uncredited), Nicholas L. Zane as Russian Officer (uncredited) in lead roles.
It Crew included: David Shaw as Original Story(Writing), Richard L. Breen as Screenplay(Writing), Robert Harari as Adaptation(Writing), Billy Wilder as Screenplay(Writing), Billy Wilder as Director(Directing), Charles Brackett as Screenplay(Writing), Friedrich Hollaender as Original Music Composer(Sound), Sam Comer as Set Decoration(Art), Hans Dreier as Art Direction(Art), Charles Lang as Director of Photography(Camera), Ross Dowd as Set Decoration(Art), Edith Head as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), Charles Brackett as Producer(Production), Walter H. Tyler as Art Direction(Art), Walter Oberst as Sound Recordist(Sound), Doane Harrison as Editor(Editing), Wally Westmore as Makeup Supervisor(Costume & Make-Up), Hugo Grenzbach as Sound Recordist(Sound), Gordon Jennings as Special Effects(Crew), Farciot Edouart as Visual Effects(Visual Effects), Dewey Wrigley as Visual Effects(Visual Effects), C.C. Coleman as Assistant Director(Directing), Hugh Brown as Production Manager(Production), Harry Hogan as Script Supervisor(Directing), Ed Crowder as Grip(Camera), Gerd Oswald as Second Assistant Director(Directing), Ronnie Lubin as Dialogue Coach(Crew), in lead roles.
Released on:
20 August 1948
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