Assignment: Paris (1952) |
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| Director(s) | Robert Parrish, Phil Karlson (uncredited) |
| Producer(s) | Samuel Marx, Jerry Bresler |
| Top Genres | Drama |
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Dana Andrews(as Jimmy Race)
Assignment: Paris
Released
1952
Assignment: Paris
Released
1952
Dana Andrews
(as Jimmy Race)
George Sanders(as Nicholas Strang)
Assignment: Paris
Released
1952
Assignment: Paris
Released
1952
George Sanders
(as Nicholas Strang)
Audrey Totter(as Sandy Tate)
Assignment: Paris
Released
1952
Assignment: Paris
Released
1952
Audrey Totter
(as Sandy Tate)
Donald Randolph(as Anton Borvitch)
Assignment: Paris
Released
1952
Assignment: Paris
Released
1952
Donald Randolph
(as Anton Borvitch)
Willis Bouchey(as Biddle, an editor)
Assignment: Paris
Released
1952
Assignment: Paris
Released
1952
Willis Bouchey
(as Biddle, an editor)
Mari Blanchard(as Wanda Marlowe)
Assignment: Paris
Released
1952
Assignment: Paris
Released
1952
Mari Blanchard
(as Wanda Marlowe)
Leon Askin(as Franz)
Assignment: Paris
Released
1952
Assignment: Paris
Released
1952
Leon Askin
(as Franz)
Paul Birch(as Colonel Mannix, in Charge of Prisoner Exchange)
Assignment: Paris
Released
1952
Assignment: Paris
Released
1952
Paul Birch
(as Colonel Mannix, in Cha...)
Assignment: Paris Overview:
Assignment: Paris (1952) was a Drama - Film directed by Robert Parrish and Phil Karlson (uncredited) and produced by Samuel Marx and Jerry Bresler.
SYNOPSIS
Andrews travels to Budapest for the Herald Tribune to assist in an investigation of a plot to overthrow the communist leadership with Tito's help. Once there, he finds a suffocating world of tension with censors, communist spies, and the constant potential for violence. He discovers photographic proof of the connection between Tito and the plotters, but is taken prisoner as a suspected spy.
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