Secret Agent of Japan (1942) |
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| Director(s) | Irving Pichel |
| Producer(s) | Sol M. Wurtzel |
| Top Genres | Mystery, Romance, Thriller/Suspense, War |
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Preston Foster(as James Carmichael, alias Roy Bonnell)
Secret Agent of Japan
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1942
Secret Agent of Japan
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1942
Preston Foster
(as James Carmichael, alia...)
Lynn Bari(as Kay Murdock)
Secret Agent of Japan
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1942
Secret Agent of Japan
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1942
Lynn Bari
(as Kay Murdock)
Noel Madison(as Isoda Saito)
Secret Agent of Japan
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1942
Secret Agent of Japan
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1942
Noel Madison
(as Isoda Saito)
Janis Carter(as Doris Poole)
Secret Agent of Japan
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1942
Secret Agent of Japan
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1942
Janis Carter
(as Doris Poole)
Steven Geray(as Mulhauser, alias Constantin Alexandri)
Secret Agent of Japan
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1942
Secret Agent of Japan
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1942
Steven Geray
(as Mulhauser, alias Const...)
Kurt Katch(as Traeger)
Secret Agent of Japan
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1942
Secret Agent of Japan
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1942
Kurt Katch
(as Traeger)
Ian Wolfe(as Capt. Karl Larsen)
Secret Agent of Japan
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1942
Secret Agent of Japan
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1942
Ian Wolfe
(as Capt. Karl Larsen)
Frank Puglia(as Victor Eminescu)
Secret Agent of Japan
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1942
Secret Agent of Japan
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1942
Frank Puglia
(as Victor Eminescu)
Secret Agent of Japan Overview:
Secret Agent of Japan (1942) was a Mystery - Romance Film directed by Irving Pichel and produced by Sol M. Wurtzel.
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THe movie went into production the night of 8 December 1941, one day after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. 20th-Century/Fox head Darryl Zanuck wanted his studio to be the first to deal with the Japanese sneak attack on film. Within a matter of weeks, the film was in theaters where it became a box office smash, much to the dismay of critics.