Sundown (1941)

Dir: Henry Hathaway War / Drama stars 3

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Sundown is an American war film first released in 1941, directed by Henry Hathaway. The film stars Gene Tierney, Bruce Cabot, George Sanders, Harry Carey and Joseph Calleia. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Henry Hathaway
Script: Charles G. Booth, Barré Lyndon
Photo: Charles Lang
Music: Miklós Rózsa
Cast: Gene Tierney (Zia), Bruce Cabot (William Crawford), George Sanders (Major A.L. Coombes), Harry Carey (Dewey), Joseph Calleia (Pallini), Reginald Gardiner (Lt. Roddy Turner), Carl Esmond (Jan Kuypens), Marc Lawrence (Abdi Hammud), Cedric Hardwicke (Bishop Coombes), Gilbert Emery (Ashburton), Jeni Le Gon (Miriami), Emmett Smith (Kipsang), Dorothy Dandridge (Kipsang’s Bride), William Broadus (Village Headman), Ivan Browning (Signal Man), Frank Clarke (Pilot), Frederick Clark (Ibrahim), Eddie Das (Pindi), William R. Dunn (Kipsang’s Victim), Al Duvall (Magabul), Riccardo Freda (Pilot), Wesley Gale (Native Boy), Jester Hairston (Native Boy), Darby Jones (Camel Man), Walter Knox (Father), Tetsu Komai (Kuypens’ Shenzi Aide), Lawrence LaMarr (Shenzi Informer), Prince Modupe (Miriami’s Sweetheart), Curtis Nero (Corporal of Askaris), Hassan Said (Arab Reader), Woody Strode (Tribal Policeman), Horace Walker (Lecherous Old Man), Blue Washington (Askari Veteran), Kenny Washington (Sergeant Kumakwa)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 90 min; B&W

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