Thriller, War . 01 h 20 m
Overview
Release Date
03 July 1943
Languages
English, French, German, Turkish,
Produced By
Warner Bros. Pictures,
Directed by : Raoul Walsh
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"Background to Danger - Love in the midst of intrigue!" is english Language Movie.
"Background to Danger" was released on 03 July 1943 .
The movie was directed by Raoul Walsh
It has cast of: George Raft as Joe Barton, Brenda Marshall as Tamara Zaleshoff, Sydney Greenstreet as Colonel Robinson, Peter Lorre as Nikolai Zaleshoff, Osa Massen as Ana Remzi, Turhan Bey as Hassan, Willard Robertson as 'Mac' McNamara, Kurt Katch as Mailler, Nino Bellini as Turkish Secretary, Eumenio Blanco as Syrian Vendor, John Bleifer as Secretary, Walter Bonn as German Officer, Dick Botiller as Plane Announcer, Jack Chefe as Elevator Operator, Pedro de Cordoba as Baba - Old Turk, Jean De Briac as Levantine Porter, Charles De Ravenne as Bellboy, Jack Deery as Man at Train Station, Jean Del Val as Clerk, William Edmunds as Waiter with Information, Fernanda Eliscu as Turkish Wife on Train, Demetris Emanuel as Turkish Official, Hassan Ezzat as Turkish Conductor, Curt Furburg as Franz Von Papen, Steven Geray as Ludwig Rader, Rudy Germane as Club Patron, Frederick Giermann as Attaché, Lisa Golm as German Daughter, Carl Harbaugh as Butler, Carl Harbord as Minor Role, Yeghishe Harout as Turkish Policeman, Ernst Hauessermann as Clerk, Charles Irwin as Hotchkins - English Traveler, Dave Kashner as Minor Role, James Khan as Train Caller, Manart Kippen as Ivan, Kurt Kreuger as Chauffeur, Charles La Torre as Moustaffa - Typesetter, Liparit as Wagon Driver, Jerry Mandy as Italian on Train, Lou Marcelle as Commentator, Michael Mark as Hotel Night Clerk, Georges Metaxa as L.V. Bastaki, Ray Miller as Chauffeur, Daniel Ocko as Igor Rashenko, Sylvia Opert as Nautch Dancer, Nestor Paiva as Koylan, John Piffle as Fat Turk on Train, Paul Porcasi as Customs Official with Joe, Frank Puglia as Syrian Vendor, Frank Reicher as Rudick - the Assasin, Otto Reichow as Mailler's Henchman, Georges Renavent as Customs Official with Ana, Antonio Samaniego as Policeman, Cosmo Sardo as Clerk, Irene Seidner as German Mother, Cap Somers as Chef, Tom Steele as Thug at Newspaper Office, Robert R. Stephenson as German, Rafael Alcayde as Turkish Husband on Train, Nick Thompson as Butler, John Van Eyck as Official, Juan Varro as Policeman, Wilhelm von Brincken as German Official, Hans Heinrich von Twardowski as German Officer, Leo White as Whispering Agent, Fred Wolff as Reiger, William Yetter Sr. as Schneider - Mailler's Henchman, Alfred Zeisler as Attaché in lead roles.
It Crew included: Jerry Wald as Producer(Production), Jack L. Warner as Executive Producer(Production), Jack Killifer as Editor(Editing), Friedrich Hollaender as Original Music Composer(Sound), Eric Ambler as Novel(Writing), Raoul Walsh as Director(Directing), W.R. Burnett as Screenplay(Writing), Tony Gaudio as Director of Photography(Camera), William Faulkner as Writer(Writing), Hugh Reticker as Art Direction(Art), Milo Anderson as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), Daniel Fuchs as Writer(Writing), in lead roles.
Released on:
03 July 1943
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