Rope of Sand (1948) |
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| Director(s) | William Dieterle |
| Producer(s) | Hal B. Wallis |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Film Noir |
Featured Cast of Rope of Sand See More »
Burt Lancaster
(as Mike Davis)
Paul Henreid
(as Commandant Paul Vogel)
Claude Rains
(as Arthur Martingale)
Peter Lorre
(as Toady)
Corinne Calvet
(as Suzanne Renaud)
Sam Jaffe
(as Dr. Francis Hunter)
John Bromfield
(as Thompson)
Mike Mazurki
(as Pierson)
Rope of Sand Overview:
Rope of Sand (1948) was a Adventure - Film Noir Film directed by William Dieterle and produced by Hal B. Wallis.
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Rope of Sand (1949)
US / 104 minutes / bw / Wallis–Hazen, Paramount Dir: William Dieterle Pr: Hal B. Wallis Scr: Walter Doniger, John Paxton Story: Walter Doniger Cine: Charles B. Lang Jr Cast: Burt Lancaster, Paul Henreid, Claude Rains, Peter Lorre, Corinne Calvet, Sam Jaffe, John Bromfield, Mike Mazurki, Kenny Wash... Read full article
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Rope of Sand Quotes:
Mike Davis:
If you ever tried to get away from me, I'd follow you 'til I wore the earth smooth.
Suzanne Renaud:
Nothing of value is gained easily.
Commandant Paul Vogel:
[selecting a whip] Try this one on Mr. Davis.
Suzanne Renaud:
[to Martingale] Diamonds are your business, but men are mine.
Suzanne Renaud:
Of course, if you're a man of principle...
Fred Martingale: I take it you're quite experienced.
Suzanne Renaud: The German is brittle. The Frenchman cries l'amour! The American is hoping for the cavalry to come.
Fred Martingale: And what do Englishmen do?
Suzanne Renaud: They pay.
See More Quotes from Rope of SandFred Martingale: I take it you're quite experienced.
Suzanne Renaud: The German is brittle. The Frenchman cries l'amour! The American is hoping for the cavalry to come.
Fred Martingale: And what do Englishmen do?
Suzanne Renaud: They pay.
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"Screen Director's Playhouse" broadcast a 30 minute radio adaptation of the movie on April 28, 1950 with Burt Lancaster reprising his film role.