The Traitor (1957)

Dir: Michael McCarthy, Gilbert Gunn Drama / Mystery stars 3

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The Traitor is a British film first released in 1957, directed by Michael McCarthy and Gilbert Gunn. The film stars Donald Wolfit, Robert Bray, Jane Griffiths, Carl Jaffe and Anton Diffring. It has also been released under the title: The Accursed. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Michael McCarthy, Gilbert Gunn
Script: Michael McCarthy
Photo: Bert Mason
Music: Jackie Brown
Cast: Donald Wolfit (Col. Charles Price), Robert Bray (Maj. Shane), Jane Griffiths (Vicki Toller), Carl Jaffe (Prof. Stefan Toller), Anton Diffring (Joseph Brezina), Christopher Lee (Dr. Neumann), Oscar Quitak (Thomas Rilke), Karel Stepanek (Mayor Friederich Sudermann), Frederick Schiller (Alfred Baum), Rupert Davies (Clinton (the butler)), John Van Eyssen (Lt. Bobby Grant), Colin Croft (Theodore Dehmel), Dennis Edwards, Fletcher Lightfoot, Rex Montgomery, Bernard Quinn, John Herrington, George Herbert, Frederick Schrecker, Reginald Atkinson, Ann Greenland, Marie Lightfoot
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 88 min; B&W
Aka: The Accursed

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