The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt (1939) |
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| Director(s) | Peter Godfrey |
| Producer(s) | Joseph Sistrom |
| Top Genres | Adventure, Comedy, Crime, Drama, Mystery |
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Warren William(as Michael Lanyard)
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt
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1939
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt
Released
1939
Warren William
(as Michael Lanyard)
Ida Lupino(as Val Carson)
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt
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1939
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt
Released
1939
Ida Lupino
(as Val Carson)
Rita Hayworth(as Karen)
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt
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1939
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt
Released
1939
Rita Hayworth
(as Karen)
Virginia Weidler(as Patricia Lanyard)
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt
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1939
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt
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1939
Virginia Weidler
(as Patricia Lanyard)
Tom Dugan(as Police Sgt. Devan)
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt
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1939
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt
Released
1939
Tom Dugan
(as Police Sgt. Devan)
Don Beddoe(as Police Inspector Thomas)
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt
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1939
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt
Released
1939
Don Beddoe
(as Police Inspector Thoma...)
Leonard Carey(as Jameson)
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt
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1939
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt
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1939
Leonard Carey
(as Jameson)
Ben Welden(as Jenks)
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt
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1939
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt
Released
1939
Ben Welden
(as Jenks)
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt Overview:
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt (1939) was a Adventure - Comedy Film directed by Peter Godfrey and produced by Joseph Sistrom.
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The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt(1939).
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt(1939). Cast: Warren William, Ida Lupino, Rita Hayworth and Virginia Weidler. Directed by Peter Godfrey. Ex-jewel thief Michael Lanyard, AKA The Lone Wolf, is taken by force to see Spiro, the leader of an espionage ring, who offers to pay him $10,000 to steal the plans for the... Read full article
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Although the literary source of the film was the unpublished script of Columbia's The Lone Wolf's Daughter, the story was so completely changed it could hardly be considered a remake.