Soldier of Fortune (1955) |
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| Director(s) | Edward Dmytryk |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Drama |
| Top Topics | Cold War |
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Clark Gable(as Hank Lee)
Soldier of Fortune
Released
1955
Soldier of Fortune
Released
1955
Clark Gable
(as Hank Lee)
Susan Hayward(as Mrs. Jane Hoyt)
Soldier of Fortune
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1955
Soldier of Fortune
Released
1955
Susan Hayward
(as Mrs. Jane Hoyt)
Michael Rennie(as Inspector Merryweather, Hong Kong Marine Police)
Soldier of Fortune
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1955
Soldier of Fortune
Released
1955
Michael Rennie
(as Inspector Merryweather...)
Gene Barry(as Louis Hoyt)
Soldier of Fortune
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1955
Soldier of Fortune
Released
1955
Gene Barry
(as Louis Hoyt)
Tom Tully(as Tweedie, Owner of Tweedie's Bar)
Soldier of Fortune
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1955
Soldier of Fortune
Released
1955
Tom Tully
(as Tweedie, Owner of Twee...)
Anna Sten(as Madame Dupree)
Soldier of Fortune
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1955
Soldier of Fortune
Released
1955
Anna Sten
(as Madame Dupree)
Jack Kruschen(as Austin Stoker, Lee's assistant)
Soldier of Fortune
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1955
Soldier of Fortune
Released
1955
Jack Kruschen
(as Austin Stoker, Lee's a...)
Hank Mann(as Bar Extra)
Soldier of Fortune
Released
1955
Soldier of Fortune
Released
1955
Hank Mann
(as Bar Extra)
Soldier of Fortune Overview:
Soldier of Fortune (1955) was a Adventure - Drama Film directed by Edward Dmytryk .
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Clark Gable felt that he was too old for the part but wanted to make the film because it reflected his own right-wing, anti-communist views.
James Hong's film debut.
Average Shot Length = ~10.1 seconds. Median Shot Length = ~10.6 seconds.
The movie was deliberately filmed at the end of 1954 because Clark Gable had also signed to star in The Tall Men and wanted to avoid a huge tax bill in 1955.