Man Hunt (1941)

Dir: Fritz Lang Drama / Thriller stars 3

Overview

Man Hunt is an American thriller film first released in 1941, directed by Fritz Lang. The film is based on a novel by Geoffrey Household and stars Walter Pidgeon, Joan Bennett, George Sanders, John Carradine and Roddy McDowall. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Fritz Lang
Script: Geoffrey Household (novel), Dudley Nichols
Photo: Arthur C. Miller
Music: Alfred Newman
Cast: Walter Pidgeon (Captain Alan Thorndike), Joan Bennett (Jerry Stokes), George Sanders (Quive-Smith), John Carradine (Mr. Jones), Roddy McDowall (Vaner), Ludwig Stössel (Doctor), Heather Thatcher (Lady Alice Risborough), Frederick Worlock (Lord Gerald Risborough), Roger Imhof (Captain Jensen), Charles Bennett (Costermonger), Frank Benson (Cab Driver), Ted Billings (Newsboy), Walter Bonn (Harbor Policeman), Sven Hugo Borg (Ship’s Mate), Egon Brecher (Shopkeepeer), Cyril Delevanti (Cab Driver), Carl Ekberg (Adolf Hitler), Herbert Evans (Reeves, the butler), Richard Fraser (Navigator), Arno Frey (German Police Lieutenant), Douglas Gerrard (Policeman), William Haade (Sentry), Bobby Hale (Costermonger), Holmes Herbert (Saul Farnsworthy), Keith Hitchcock (London Bobby), Adolf Hitler (Himself (in montage)), Olaf Hytten (Piel, the law clerk), Hans Joby (Tracker), Kurt Kreuger (German Attaché), Bruce Lester (Co-Pilot), Adolf E. Licho, Eily Malyon (The Postmistress at Lyme Regis), Lester Matthews (Major), Virginia McDowall (Mary, the Postmistress’s Daughter), Adolph Milar (Pigeon Man), Carl Ottmar (Harbor Policeman), Lucien Prival (Bald Henchman), Otto Reichow (First Sentry), John Rogers (Cockney-Henchman), Clifford Severn (Cockney Boy), Robert R. Stephenson (Sentry), Frederick Vogeding (The German Ambassador)
Country: USA
Language: English / German
Runtime: 105 min; B&W

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