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Arabesque is an American thriller film first released in 1966,
directed by Stanley Donen.
The film stars Gregory Peck, Sophia Loren, Alan Badel, Kieron Moore and Carl Duering.
It has also been released under the title: Stanley Donen’s Arabesque.
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Credits
- Director: Stanley Donen
- Script: Gordon Cotler, Julian Mitchell, Stanley Price, Peter Stone
- Photo: Christopher Challis
- Music: Henry Mancini
- Cast: Gregory Peck (Prof. David Pollock), Sophia Loren (Yasmin Azir), Alan Badel (Beshraavi), Kieron Moore (Yussef Kasim), Carl Duering (Hassan Jena), John Merivale (Maj. Sylvester Pennington Sloane), Duncan Lamont (Webster), George Coulouris (Ragheeb), Ernest Clark (Beauchamp), Harold Kasket (Mohammed Lufti), Windsor Davies (Policeman in Car Crash), Gordon Griffin (Fanshaw), Harry Locke, Malya Nappi (Ragheeb’s wife), James Payne (Driving the kidnap lorry), Robert Rowland (Taxi Driver), Larry Taylor (Beshraavi’s Henchman)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 105 min
- Aka: Stanley Donen’s Arabesque
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