International Crime (1938) |
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| Director(s) | Charles Lamont |
| Producer(s) | Max Alexander, Alfred Stern |
| Top Genres | Adventure, Crime, Mystery |
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Rod La Rocque(as Lamont Cranston)
International Crime
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1938
International Crime
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1938
Rod La Rocque
(as Lamont Cranston)
Astrid Allwyn(as Phoebe Lane)
International Crime
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1938
International Crime
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1938
Astrid Allwyn
(as Phoebe Lane)
Ernie Adams(as Jail Prisoner)
International Crime
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1938
International Crime
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1938
Ernie Adams
(as Jail Prisoner)
Paul Panzer(as Morton's Butler)
International Crime
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1938
International Crime
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1938
Paul Panzer
(as Morton's Butler)
Harry Semels(as Violinist)
International Crime
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1938
International Crime
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1938
Harry Semels
(as Violinist)
Robert J. Wilke(as Bar Patron)
International Crime
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1938
International Crime
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1938
Robert J. Wilke
(as Bar Patron)
International Crime Overview:
International Crime (1938) was a Adventure - Crime Film directed by Charles Lamont and produced by Max Alexander and Alfred Stern.
International Crime BlogHub Articles:
International Crime (1938)
US / 64 minutes / bw / Grand National Dir: Charles Lamont Pr: Max Alexander, Arthur Alexander Scr: Jack Natteford, John Krafft Story: Foxhound (1937) by Maxwell Grant (i.e., Theodore A. Tinsley) Cine: Marcel Le Picard Cast: Rod La Rocque, Astrid Allwyn, Thomas Jackson, Oscar O’Shea, Lew Hearn, Wil... Read full article
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International Crime Quotes:
Phoebe Lane:
This is going to be thrilling, isn't it, Mr. Cranston?
Lamont Cranston: Yes, and dangerous, too. Particularly for you.
Phoebe Lane: For me? Why?
Lamont Cranston: Well, when the crooks start shooting it seems they pick off the girl first.
See More Quotes from International CrimeLamont Cranston: Yes, and dangerous, too. Particularly for you.
Phoebe Lane: For me? Why?
Lamont Cranston: Well, when the crooks start shooting it seems they pick off the girl first.
International Crime Facts
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Lew Hearn made occasional appearances on "The Jack Benny Program" radio show starting around 1935 as the character "Schlepperman". His trademark was saying, "Hello, stranger," using his distinctive accent just as he does in this movie.
Based on #118 of The Shadow magazine (January 1, 1937), titled "Foxhound" and written by Theodore S. Tinsley (under the usual pseudonym of "Maxwell Grant").