Diplomatic Courier (1952)

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When undercover secret agent Tyrone Power is thwarted in his efforts to obtain a vital document with details of the Russian invasion of Yugoslavia by the death of the courier at the hands of two Russian agents, played by Mario Siletti and Charles Buchinski (aka Charles Bronson), it becomes his duty… More When undercover secret agent Tyrone Power is thwarted in his efforts to obtain a vital document with details of the Russian invasion of Yugoslavia by the death of the courier at the hands of two Russian agents, played by Mario Siletti and Charles Buchinski (aka Charles Bronson), it becomes his duty to go after the murderers and retrieve the papers. With more loops and turnabouts than a snake, the plot has surprises with agents, double agents, mistaken information and is, all in all, a surprisingly exciting spy vehicle. Michael Ansara and Lee Marvin also make brief appearances in this early cold war story. A script with a lot of holes in it is pulled off by the fine performances and tight direction given in this film. ~ Tana Hobart, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: Unrated, 1 hr. 37 min.
Directed By: Henry Hathaway
Genres: Drama, Action & Adventure, Mystery & Suspense

In Theaters: Jun 13, 1952 Wide

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Cast

            Tyrone Power as Mike Kells

            Patricia Neal as Joan Ross

            Hildegarde Neff as Janine

            Stephen McNally as Col. Cagle

            Karl Malden as Ernie

            James Millican as Sam Carew

            Stefan Schnabel as Platov

            Herbert Berghof as Arnov

            Arthur Blake as Max Ralli

            Helene Stanley as Stewardess

            Michael Ansara as Ivan

            Sig Arno as Chef de Train

            Alfred Linder as Cherenko

            Lee Marvin as M.P. at Trieste

            Peter Coe as Zinski

            Tyler McVey as Watch officer

            Stuart Randall as Butrick

            Dabbs Greer as Intelligence clerk

            Carleton Young as Brennan

            Tom Powers as Cherney

            Monique Chantal as French stewardess

            Charles Buchinsky as Russian Agent

            Mario Siletti as Russian Agent

            Russ Conway as Bill

            Lumsden Hare as Jacks

            Charles La Torre as French Ticket Agent

            Hugh Marlowe as Narrator

            E.G. Marshall as M.P. at Trieste
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