Thriller, Mystery, Action . 02 h 00 m
Overview
Release Date
16 August 1940
Languages
English, French, German, Italian, Latvian,
Produced By
Walter Wanger Productions, United Artists,
Directed by : Alfred Hitchcock
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"Foreign Correspondent - The thrill spectacle of the year!" is english Language Movie.
"Foreign Correspondent" was released on 16 August 1940 .
The movie was directed by Alfred Hitchcock
It has cast of: Joel McCrea as John Jones, Laraine Day as Carol Fisher, Herbert Marshall as Stephen Fisher, George Sanders as Scott ffolliott, Albert Bassermann as Van Meer, Robert Benchley as Stebbins, Edmund Gwenn as Rowley, Eduardo Ciannelli as Mr. Krug, Harry Davenport as Mr. Powers, Martin Kosleck as Tramp, Frances Carson as Mrs. Sprague, Ian Wolfe as Stiles, Charles Wagenheim as Assassin, Eddie Conrad as Latvian, Charles Halton as Bradley, Barbara Pepper as Dorine, Emory Parnell as 'Mohican' Captain, Roy Gordon as Mr. Brood, Gertrude Hoffmann as Mrs. Benson, Marten Lamont as Captain, Barry Bernard as Steward, Holmes Herbert as Asst. Commissioner, Leonard Mudie as McKenna, John Burton as English Announcer, Samuel Adams as Van Meer's Impersonator (uncredited), Meeka Aldrich as Donald's Wife (uncredited), Jack Alfred as Man (uncredited), Bunny Beatty as Man (uncredited), Frank Benson as Man (uncredited), Billy Bester as Man (uncredited), Henry Blair as Man (uncredited), Becky Bohanon as Sophie (uncredited), Louis Borel as Capt. Lawson (uncredited), Barbara Boudwin as Woman (uncredited), Betty Bradley as Cousin Mary (uncredited), Louise Brien as Woman (uncredited), Ronald Brown as Man (uncredited), Horace B. Carpenter as Man (uncredited), Willy Castello as Krug's Henchman at Windmill (uncredited), George Cathrey as Man (uncredited), Wheaton Chambers as Committeeman (uncredited), Ken Christy as Fake Dutch Detective (uncredited), E. E. Clive as Mr. Naismith (uncredited), Gino Corrado as Luncheon Waiter (uncredited), Maurice Costello as Man (uncredited), John Dawson as Minor Role (uncredited), Harry Depp as Uncle Buren (uncredited), Elspeth Dudgeon as Woman (uncredited), Carl Ekberg as Man (uncredited), Helena Phillips Evans as Mrs. Stiles (uncredited), Herbert Evans as Parking Valet (uncredited), James Finlayson as Dutch Peasant (uncredited), Robert Fischer as Man (uncredited), George B. French as Man (uncredited), Bill Gavier as Man (uncredited), Jack George as Hotel Waiter (uncredited), Douglas Gordon as Man (uncredited), Alexander Granach as Hotel Valet (uncredited), Richard Hammond as Man (uncredited), Sam Harris as Luncheon Guest (uncredited), Alfred Hitchcock as Man with Newspaper on Street (uncredited), Otto Hoffman as New York Globe Teletype Operator (uncredited), Billy Horn as Man (uncredited), Paul Irving as Dr. Williamson (uncredited), Colin Kenny as Doctor (uncredited), Crauford Kent as Toastmaster (uncredited), Joan Leslie as Jones' Sister (uncredited), Gwendolyn Logan as Woman (uncredited), Eily Malyon as College Arms Hotel Cashier (uncredited), Eric Mayne as Luncheon Guest (uncredited), Jackie McGee as Man (uncredited), John Meredith as Man (uncredited), Thomas Mizer as Man (uncredited), Edmund Mortimer as Luncheon Guest (uncredited), John T. Murray as Clark (Jones Family Member) (uncredited), Henry Norton as Luncheon Guest (uncredited), Jane Novak as Miss Benson (uncredited), George Offerman, Jr. as New York Globe Copy Boy (uncredited), Lawrence Osman as Boy (uncredited), Hilda Plowright as Miss Pimm (uncredited), Thomas Pogue as Airplane Passenger (uncredited), Jack Rice as Donald (uncredited), Ronald R. Rondell as Waiter (uncredited), Loulette Sablon as Woman (uncredited), Harry Semels as Sidewalk Crowd Extra (uncredited), Raymond Severn as Boy (uncredited), Frederick Sewell as Man (uncredited), Ernie Stanton as Man (uncredited), William Stelling as Man (uncredited), Donald Stuart as Eric (uncredited), Paul Sutton as Man (uncredited), Ferris Taylor as Jones' Father (uncredited), Dorothy Vaughan as Jones' Mother (uncredited), Jack Voglin as Man (uncredited), Hans von Morhart as Dutch Policeman (uncredited), Larry Wheat as Luncheon Guest (uncredited), Bert White as Man (uncredited), William Yetter Sr. as Dutch Motor Policeman (uncredited), Mary Young as Auntie Maude (uncredited) in lead roles.
It Crew included: Charles Bennett as Screenplay(Writing), Joan Harrison as Screenplay(Writing), Alfred Newman as Original Music Composer(Sound), Alfred Hitchcock as Director(Directing), Dorothy Spencer as Editor(Editing), Rudolph Maté as Director of Photography(Camera), William Cameron Menzies as Special Effects(Crew), Alexander Golitzen as Art Direction(Art), Walter Wanger as Producer(Production), Edmond F. Bernoudy as Assistant Director(Directing), Julia Heron as Interior Designer(Art), Richard Irvine as Assistant Art Director(Art), Frank Maher as Sound(Sound), Paul Eagler as Special Effects(Crew), Otho Lovering as Supervising Editor(Editing), James Hilton as Dialogue(Writing), Robert Benchley as Dialogue(Writing), Ben Hecht as Additional Writing(Crew), Richard Maibaum as Screenplay(Writing), in lead roles.
Released on:
16 August 1940
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