Three Strangers (1946) |
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| Director(s) | Jean Negulesco |
| Producer(s) | Jack L. Warner, Wolfgang Reinhardt |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama, Film Noir |
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Sydney Greenstreet(as Jerome K. Arbutny)
Three Strangers
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1946
Three Strangers
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1946
Sydney Greenstreet
(as Jerome K. Arbutny)
Geraldine Fitzgerald(as Crystal Shackleford)
Three Strangers
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1946
Three Strangers
Released
1946
Geraldine Fitzgerald
(as Crystal Shackleford)
Peter Lorre(as Johnny West)
Three Strangers
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1946
Three Strangers
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1946
Peter Lorre
(as Johnny West)
Joan Lorring(as Icey Crane)
Three Strangers
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1946
Three Strangers
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1946
Joan Lorring
(as Icey Crane)
Arthur Shields(as Prosecutor)
Three Strangers
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1946
Three Strangers
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1946
Arthur Shields
(as Prosecutor)
Rosalind Ivan(as Lady Rhea Beladon)
Three Strangers
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1946
Three Strangers
Released
1946
Rosalind Ivan
(as Lady Rhea Beladon)
Peter Whitney(as Timothy Delaney aka Gabby)
Three Strangers
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1946
Three Strangers
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1946
Peter Whitney
(as Timothy Delaney aka Ga...)
Alan Napier(as David Shackleford)
Three Strangers
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1946
Three Strangers
Released
1946
Alan Napier
(as David Shackleford)
Three Strangers Overview:
Three Strangers (1946) was a Drama - Crime Film directed by Jean Negulesco and produced by Jack L. Warner and Wolfgang Reinhardt.
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Three Strangers (1946)
Three Strangers Directed by Jean Negulesco John Huston and Howard Koch 1946/USA Warner Bros. First viewing/Amazon Instant This is a fun John Huston-penned thriller about his favorite topic, greed. It contains dynamite performances by Sydney Greenstreet and Peter Lorre. Crystal Shackleford (Ge... Read full article
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Three Strangers Quotes:
Johnny West:
Don't ever get mixed up with a Chinese goddess. That's the worst thing that can happen, the very worst.
Johnny West:
We are but strangers on this moving globe; it's not for us to tarry long.
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John Huston was inspired to write the story after he bought an odd statue in London.
Alfred Hitchcock showed early interest in directing.