Three Strangers (1946)

Dir: Jean Negulesco Drama / Crime stars 3

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Three Strangers is an American crime film first released in 1946, directed by Jean Negulesco. The film stars Sydney Greenstreet, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Peter Lorre, Joan Lorring and Robert Shayne. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Jean Negulesco
Script: John Huston, Howard Koch
Photo: Arthur Edeson
Music: Adolph Deutsch
Cast: Sydney Greenstreet (Jerome K. Arbutny), Geraldine Fitzgerald (Crystal Shackleford), Peter Lorre (Johnny West), Joan Lorring (Icey), Robert Shayne (Bertram Fallon), Marjorie Riordan (Janet), Arthur Shields (Prosecutor), Rosalind Ivan (Lady Rhea Beladon), John Alvin (Junior Clerk), Peter Whitney (Gabby), Alan Napier (David Shackleford), Clifford Brooke (Senior Clerk), Doris Lloyd (Mrs. Proctor), Norman Ainsley (Mr. Giesing), Benny Burt (Drunken Stranger), John Burton (Narrator), Woody Chambliss (Man in Pub), Alec Craig (Man on Park Bench), Cyril Delevanti (Voice of Stockbroker), Leslie Denison (Detective), Creighton Hale (Man in Pub), Holmes Herbert (Sir Robert), Keith Hitchcock (Donald Fry), Leyland Hodgson (Police Inspector in Pub), Olaf Hytten (Prison Guard), Colin Kenny (Bartender), Connie Leon (Flower Woman), Stanley Logan (’Major’ Beach), Stanley Mann (Newshawker), Tom Pilkington (Man in Pub), Reginald Sheffield (Hotel Clerk), Leo White (Newshawker), Eric Wilton (Bailiff), Ian Wolfe (Gillkie the Barrister)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 92 min; B&W

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