Spy Ship (1942) |
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| Director(s) | B. Reeves Eason |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Drama |
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Craig Stevens(as Ward Prescott)
Spy Ship
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1942
Spy Ship
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1942
Craig Stevens
(as Ward Prescott)
Peter Whitney(as Zinner)
Spy Ship
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1942
Spy Ship
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1942
Peter Whitney
(as Zinner)
John Maxwell(as Ernie Haskell)
Spy Ship
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1942
Spy Ship
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1942
John Maxwell
(as Ernie Haskell)
William Forrest(as Martin Oster)
Spy Ship
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1942
Spy Ship
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1942
William Forrest
(as Martin Oster)
George Meeker(as Paul)
Spy Ship
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1942
Spy Ship
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1942
George Meeker
(as Paul)
George Irving(as Harry Mitchell)
Spy Ship
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1942
Spy Ship
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1942
George Irving
(as Harry Mitchell)
Frank Ferguson(as Burns)
Spy Ship
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1942
Spy Ship
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1942
Frank Ferguson
(as Burns)
Olaf Hytten(as Drake, the Butler)
Spy Ship
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1942
Spy Ship
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1942
Olaf Hytten
(as Drake, the Butler)
Spy Ship Overview:
Spy Ship (1942) was a Drama - Film directed by B. Reeves Eason .
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The character of Pam Mitchell was loosely based on real-life record-breaking aviatrix Laura Ingalls, a member of the America First Committee (called "America Above All" in the film) and a prominent isolationist speaker. Though Ingalls was never charged with espionage, she was convicted of serving as an unregistered German agent and was sentenced on February 20, 1942, just three and one-half months before "Spy Ship" was released.