Stamboul Quest (1934) |
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| Director(s) | Sam Wood |
| Producer(s) | Sam Wood, Bernard H. Hyman |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance, Thriller/Suspense |
| Top Topics | Spies, World War I |
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Myrna Loy(as Annemarie, aka Fräulein Doktor and Helena Bohlen)
Stamboul Quest
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1934
Stamboul Quest
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1934
Myrna Loy
(as Annemarie, aka Frä...)
George Brent(as Douglas Beall)
Stamboul Quest
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1934
Stamboul Quest
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1934
George Brent
(as Douglas Beall)
Lionel Atwill(as Herr Von Sturm)
Stamboul Quest
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1934
Stamboul Quest
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1934
Lionel Atwill
(as Herr Von Sturm)
C. Henry Gordon(as Ali Bey)
Stamboul Quest
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1934
Stamboul Quest
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1934
C. Henry Gordon
(as Ali Bey)
Rudolph Anders(as Karl)
Stamboul Quest
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1934
Stamboul Quest
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1934
Rudolph Anders
(as Karl)
Mischa Auer(as Ameel Roberts)
Stamboul Quest
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1934
Stamboul Quest
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1934
Mischa Auer
(as Ameel Roberts)
Hooper Atchley(as Turkish Colonel)
Stamboul Quest
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1934
Stamboul Quest
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1934
Hooper Atchley
(as Turkish Colonel)
Reginald Barlow(as German Officer)
Stamboul Quest
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1934
Stamboul Quest
Released
1934
Reginald Barlow
(as German Officer)
Stamboul Quest Overview:
Stamboul Quest (1934) was a Romance - Thriller/Suspense Film directed by Sam Wood and produced by Sam Wood and Bernard H. Hyman.
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STAMBOUL QUEST
STAMBOUL QUEST is a 1934 spy adventure produced by MGM. It has plenty of famous names involved in it--Sam Wood was the director, the screenplay was credited to Herman J. Mankiewicz, and the cinematographer was James Wong Howe. The movie is in the same vein as DISHONORED with Marlene Dietrich and MAT... Read full article
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Film debut of Leo G. Carroll.
In the scene where Annemarie tells Von Sturm of her recent exploits as she prepares to bathe, the slip she is wearing is so shear that it becomes see-through. This was extremely risque for a movie of that era.