Lancer Spy (1937)

Dir: Gregory Ratoff Drama / Thriller stars 3

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Lancer Spy is an American thriller film first released in 1937, directed by Gregory Ratoff. The film stars Dolores del Rio, George Sanders, Peter Lorre, Virginia Field and Sig Ruman. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Gregory Ratoff
Script: Philip Dunne, Martha Cnockhaert McKenna
Photo: Barney McGill
Music: Arthur Lange
Cast: Dolores del Rio (Dolores Daria Sunnel), George Sanders (Baron Kurt von Rohback), Peter Lorre (Maj. Sigfried Gruning), Virginia Field (Joan Bruce), Sig Ruman (Lt. Col. Gottfried Hollen), Joseph Schildkraut (Prince Ferdi Zu Schwarzwald), Maurice Moscovitch (Gen. Von Meinhardt), Lionel Atwill (Col. Fenwick), Luther Adler (Schratt), Fritz Feld (Fritz Mueller), Lester Matthews (Capt. Neville), Carlos De Valdez (Von Klingen), Gregory Gaye (Capt. Freymann), Joan Carrol (Elizabeth Bruce), Claude King (Captain), Kenneth Hunter (Commandant), Frank Reicher (Admiral), Leonard Mudie (Statesman), Lynn Bari (Miss Fenwick), Walter Bonn (Officer on Train), Egon Brecher (Bendiner), John Burton (Lieutenant), Feodor Chaliapin Jr. (Monk), David Clyde (Orderly), Clyde Cook (Orderly), Herbert Evans (Sergeant), Neil Fitzgerald (Orderly), Arno Frey (Soldier), Elisabeth Fröhlich (Farmer’s Wife), Bud Geary (Captain’s Aide), Frederick Giermann (Soldier), Sam Harris (Officer at Party), Holmes Herbert (Dr. Aldrich), Olaf Hytten (Barber), Boyd Irwin (Surgeon), Hans Joby (Waiter), Victor Kolberg (Sergeant), Adia Kuznetzoff (Majordomo), Ian Maclaren (Plainclothesman), Greta Meyer (Woman on Train), Frank Puglia (Monk), Bert Sprotte (Conductor), David Thursby (Sentry), Michael Visaroff (Referee), Frederick Vogeding (Danish Boat Captain), Hans von Morhart (Intelligence Officer), Paul Weigel (Schreiber, Hotel Manager)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 78 min; B&W

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