Pacific Blackout
Pacific Blackout
Release: 1941-12-31
·Runtime: 76m
·★ 6.3
Mystery
Romance
Thriller
Drama
Falsely convicted of murder, young Robert Draper escapes custody during a practice blackout drill. Under cover of darkness, Draper hopes to find the real killer, who turns out to be a member of a Nazi sabotage ring. Completed shortly before America entered WW2.
Production Countries
United States of America
Production Companies
Paramount Pictures
Cast
Edward Earle
as Army Major
Robert Homans
as Police Desk Sergeant
Bess Flowers
as Cascade Club Dancer
Peter Leeds
as Air Raid Warden
Patrick McVey
as Police Radio Operator
George Melford
as Banker in Park
Mary Treen
as Irene
J. Edward Bromberg
as Pickpocket
Rod Cameron
as Pilot
John Banner
Wallis Clark
as Pompous Doctor
George Eldredge
as Police Dispatcher
Warren Ashe
as Officious Doctor
Martin Faust
as Announcer
Eleanor Stewart
as Secretary
Paul Stanton
as Judge
George Magrill
as Soldier
Charles McAvoy
as Cop
Jack Norton
as Drunk
Lee Shumway
as Cop
Russell Hicks
as Commanding Officer
Jack Egan
as Interne
John Hamilton
as Police Captain
George Lloyd
as Cop
Edward Peil Sr.
as Air Raid Warden
Spencer Charters
as Cornelius
Julia Faye
as Dance Club Woman
Nora Lane
as Nurse in Bomb Shelter
Jack Luden
as Engineer
Philip Merivale
as John Runnell
Clem Bevans
as Midas Plant Night-Watchman
Lee Phelps
as Cop
John Kellogg
as Bombardier Sergeant
John Sheehan
as Sergeant
George Turner
as Soldier
Robert Preston
as Robert Draper
Bud Geary
as Air Raid Warden
Arthur Stuart Hull
as Co-Pilot
Gladden James
as Clerk
Richard Webb
as Interne
Cy Kendall
as Hotel Clerk
Al Hill
as Cop #2 in Cafe
Frank Moran
as Companion of Injured Criminal in Black Maria
Frank O'Connor
as Fire Chief
Keith Richards
as Interne
Harry Strang
as Gas Officer
Robert Emmett Keane
as Defense Attorney
Wade Boteler
as Cop
Jim Farley
as Cop
Eddie Kane
as Headwaiter
Fred Kelsey
as Cop
Howard M. Mitchell
as Bailiff
Jack Randall
as Interne
Archie Twitchell
as Suspicious Cafe Waiter
Eva Gabor
as Marie Duval
Edwin Maxwell
as District attorney
Paul McVey
as Civil Defense Official
Kernan Cripps
as Suspicious Cafe Cop
Sammy McKim
as Kid at Bomb
Rebel Randall
as Civil Defense Girl on Truck
Fred Santley
as Injured Prisoner
Thurston Hall
as Williams
Margaret Armstrong
as Telephone Operator Supervisor
Sam Ash
as Official Announcer
Monte Blue
as Colonel
Stanley Blystone
as Sergeant
Edward Hearn
as Sergeant
Ralph Peters
as Soldier
Martha O'Driscoll
as Mary Jones
Louis Jean Heydt
as Harold Kermin
Ralph Dunn
as Cop
