The Man from Morocco (1945) - film review

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The Man from Morocco is a British action film first released in 1945, directed by Mutz Greenbaum. The film stars Anton Walbrook, Margaretta Scott, Mary Morris, Reginald Tate and Peter Sinclair. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: Mutz Greenbaum
Script: Rudolph Cartier, Edward Dryhurst, Margaret Steen, Warwick Ward
Photo: Basil Emmott, Geoffrey Faithfull
Music: Mischa Spoliansky
Cast: Anton Walbrook (Karel Langer), Margaretta Scott (Manuela), Mary Morris (Sarah Duboste), Reginald Tate (Ricardi), Peter Sinclair (Jock Sinclair), David Horne (Dr. Duboste), Hartley Power (Col. Bagley), Sybille Binder (Erna), Charles Victor (Bourdille), Joseph Almas (Franz), John McLaren (Pete), Dennis Arundell (Gatzini), André Randall (French General), Carl Jaffe (German General), Orlando Martins (Jeremiah), Paul Demel (August), David Baxter (Carlos), Margaret Emden (Mrs. Morgan), Jan Van Loewen (Guard Mobile (Pierre)), Paul Sheridan (Lt. Gerard), Gwen Bateman (Nurse), Henry Morrell (Treville), Stuart Lindsell (Col. Appleby), Roger Snowden (Italian barber), Robert Arden (American sergeant), Harold Berens (Ali), Glyn Rowland (Julian), Marie Ault (Hotelière), Paul Bonifas (French mayor), Peter Noble
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 116 min; B&W

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