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Clark Gable | McKinley B. Thompson | |
Hedy Lamarr | Golubka | |
Oskar Homolka | Commissar Vasiliev | |
Felix Bressart | Igor Yahupitz aka Vanya | |
Eve Arden | Jane Wilson | |
Sig Ruman | Emil Von Hofer | |
Natasha Lytess | Olga Milanava | |
Vladimir Sokoloff | Michael Bastakoff | |
Edgar Barrier | Rubick | |
Georges Renavent | Laszlo | |
Mikhail Rasumny | Arresting Russian Officer | |
Alexander Asro | Russian Waiter | |
Lici Balla | ||
Leon Belasco | Comrade Baronoff | |
John Bleifer | Russian Marriage License Clerk / Russian Tank Co-Pilot |
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Producer | King Vidor
Gottfried Reinhardt |
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Writer | Ben Hecht
Walter Reisch Charles Lederer |
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Cinematography | Joseph Ruttenberg
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Musician | Daniele Amfitheatrof
Bronislau Kaper |
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Soviet streetcar conductor Theodore (Hedy Lamarr) is as lovely as a Botticelli angel and as forbidding as a Moscow winter. American reporter McKinley B. "Mac" Thompson is as hunky and self-confident as Clark Gable (who happens to play the role). In pre-World War II Russia, the two share a comedy-and-action-filled adventure involving secret identities, a marriage of convenience, hairbreadth escapes and a thrilling tank-chase finale as Mac tries to help Theodore vamoose to the USA one step ahead of the corrupt secret police. Will Mac melt Theodore's icy heart? Will Theodore transfer her allegiance from Karl Marx to the Brooklyn Dodgers? Bet your last ruble the answer is da. |
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