Passport To Suez (1943)
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Though it's not made readily apparent by the title, Passport to Suez was the 10th entry in Columbia's "Lone Wolf" series. Warren William returns as amateur sleuth Michael Lanyard, aka the Lone Wolf, while Eric Blore is his faithful valet Jamison. In this outing, Lanyard finds… More Though it's not made readily apparent by the title, Passport to Suez was the 10th entry in Columbia's "Lone Wolf" series. Warren William returns as amateur sleuth Michael Lanyard, aka the Lone Wolf, while Eric Blore is his faithful valet Jamison. In this outing, Lanyard finds himself in Alexandria, Egypt, where he works as an unofficial espionage agent for the Allies. Nazi spies threaten to murder Jamison if Lanyard does not agree to steal valuable military documents from the British Embassy. Among the suspicious characters weaving in and out of the proceedings are Johnny Booth (Sheldon Leonard), a "Rick Blaine" style café proprietor, and Valerie King (Ann Savage) a secret agent posing as a journalist. One of the film's cuter script touches is a trio of spies with "artistic" code names: Rembrandt, Cezanne, and The Whistler. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- André De Toth
- Written By
- John Stone
- Genres
- Action & Adventure, Drama, Mystery & Suspense
Unrated,
- Studio
- Sony Pictures Entertainment
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Cast
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Warren William
as Michael Lanyard
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Ann Savage
as Valerie King
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Eric Blore
as Jameson
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Robert Stanford
as Donald Jameson
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Sheldon Leonard
as Johnny Booth
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Lloyd Bridges
as Fritz
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Gavin Muir
as Karl
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Lou Merrill
as Rembrandt
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Frederic Worlock
as Sir Roger Wembley
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Jay Novello
as Cezanne
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Sig Arno
as Whistler
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Frances Chan
as Chinese
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Darby Jones
as Bellboy
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Eddie Kane
as Gay Man
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Frank Lackteen
as Launderer
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Grace Lem
as Woman
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Jack Rice
as Hotel Clerk
- Floyd Shackelford
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Gene Stone
as Bartender
- Nick Thompson
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John Tyrrell
as Wembley Man
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Frank Arnold
as French Waiter
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Frank O'Connor
as Wembley man
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Stanley Price
as Native Cop
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Jack Lee
as Drunk
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Mal Merrihugh
as Chauffeur
