British Agent (1934) |
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| Director(s) | Michael Curtiz |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Drama, Historical, Romance, War |
| Top Topics | Spies |
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Leslie Howard(as Stephen 'Steve' Locke)
British Agent
Released
1934
British Agent
Released
1934
Leslie Howard
(as Stephen 'Steve' Locke)
Kay Francis(as Elena Moura)
British Agent
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1934
British Agent
Released
1934
Kay Francis
(as Elena Moura)
William Gargan(as Bob Medill)
British Agent
Released
1934
British Agent
Released
1934
William Gargan
(as Bob Medill)
Phillip Reed(as Gaston LeFarge)
British Agent
Released
1934
British Agent
Released
1934
Phillip Reed
(as Gaston LeFarge)
Irving Pichel(as Sergei Pavlov)
British Agent
Released
1934
British Agent
Released
1934
Irving Pichel
(as Sergei Pavlov)
Halliwell Hobbes(as Sir Walter Carrister)
British Agent
Released
1934
British Agent
Released
1934
Halliwell Hobbes
(as Sir Walter Carrister)
J. Carrol Naish(as Commissioner of War Trotsky)
British Agent
Released
1934
British Agent
Released
1934
J. Carrol Naish
(as Commissioner of War Tr...)
Cesar Romero(as Tito Del Val)
British Agent
Released
1934
British Agent
Released
1934
Cesar Romero
(as Tito Del Val)
British Agent Overview:
British Agent (1934) was a Drama - Historical Film directed by Michael Curtiz .
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British Agent Quotes:
Sergei Pavlov:
You're going to be shot tomorrow morning - and buried in quicklime with fifty others.
Bob Medill: Don't apologize; you know how democratic we Americans are.
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41 different sets were constructed for the film; there were 1500 cast members; 3000 rounds of ammunition was shot in the riot scenes.
Producer Jack L. Warner wanted to send a film crew to Russia for location shots, but his request was denied.
The story is based on and inspired by the experiences of Moura Budberg.