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
- Directed By
- Henry Hathaway
- Genres
- Drama, Action & Adventure, Mystery & Suspense
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Jun 13, 1952 Wide
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Cast
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Tyrone Power
as Mike Kells
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Patricia Neal
as Joan Ross
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Hildegarde Neff
as Janine
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Stephen McNally
as Col. Cagle
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Karl Malden
as Ernie
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James Millican
as Sam Carew
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Stefan Schnabel
as Platov
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Herbert Berghof
as Arnov
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Arthur Blake
as Max Ralli
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Helene Stanley
as Stewardess
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Michael Ansara
as Ivan
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Sig Arno
as Chef de Train
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Alfred Linder
as Cherenko
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Lee Marvin
as M.P. at Trieste
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Peter Coe
as Zinski
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Tyler McVey
as Watch officer
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Stuart Randall
as Butrick
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Dabbs Greer
as Intelligence clerk
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Carleton Young
as Brennan
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Tom Powers
as Cherney
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Monique Chantal
as French stewardess
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Charles Buchinsky
as Russian Agent
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Mario Siletti
as Russian Agent
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Russ Conway
as Bill
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Lumsden Hare
as Jacks
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Charles La Torre
as French Ticket Agent
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Hugh Marlowe
as Narrator
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E.G. Marshall
as M.P. at Trieste
