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Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent

Release: 1940-08-16·Runtime: 120m·★ 7.0
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American crime reporter John Jones is reassigned to Europe as a foreign correspondent to cover the imminent war. When he walks into the middle of an assassination and stumbles on a spy ring, he seeks help from a beautiful politician’s daughter and an urbane English journalist to uncover the truth.

Production Countries

United States of America

Production Companies

Walter Wanger Productions

Trailers & Videos

Cast

Laraine DayLaraine Dayas Carol FisherEdmund GwennEdmund Gwennas RowleyDouglas GordonDouglas Gordonas Man (uncredited)Frances CarsonFrances Carsonas Mrs. SpragueEddie ConradEddie Conradas LatvianSamuel AdamsSamuel Adamsas Van Meer's Impersonator (uncredited)James FinlaysonJames Finlaysonas Dutch Peasant (uncredited)Colin KennyColin Kennyas Doctor (uncredited)Donald StuartDonald Stuartas Eric (uncredited)Joel McCreaJoel McCreaas John JonesHolmes HerbertHolmes Herbertas Asst. CommissionerEric MayneEric Mayneas Luncheon Guest (uncredited)George SandersGeorge Sandersas Scott ffolliottHarry DeppHarry Deppas Uncle Buren (uncredited)George Offerman, Jr.George Offerman, Jr.as New York Globe Copy Boy (uncredited)Harry SemelsHarry Semelsas Sidewalk Crowd Extra (uncredited)Paul SuttonPaul Suttonas Man (uncredited)Larry WheatLarry Wheatas Luncheon Guest (uncredited)Roy GordonRoy Gordonas Mr. BroodBarry BernardBarry Bernardas StewardLouis BorelLouis Borelas Capt. Lawson (uncredited)Barbara PepperBarbara Pepperas DorineGino CorradoGino Corradoas Luncheon Waiter (uncredited)Alfred HitchcockAlfred Hitchcockas Man with Newspaper on Street (uncredited)Ronald R. RondellRonald R. Rondellas Waiter (uncredited)Dorothy VaughanDorothy Vaughanas Jones' Mother (uncredited)Robert BenchleyRobert Benchleyas StebbinsLeonard MudieLeonard Mudieas McKennaLouise BrienLouise Brienas Woman (uncredited)William StellingWilliam Stellingas Man (uncredited)Charles WagenheimCharles Wagenheimas AssassinCharles HaltonCharles Haltonas BradleyElspeth DudgeonElspeth Dudgeonas Woman (uncredited)Otto HoffmanOtto Hoffmanas New York Globe Teletype Operator (uncredited)Horace B. CarpenterHorace B. Carpenteras Man (uncredited)E. E. CliveE. E. Cliveas Mr. Naismith (uncredited)John DawsonJohn Dawsonas Minor Role (uncredited)Ernie StantonErnie Stantonas Man (uncredited)Eduardo CiannelliEduardo Ciannellias Mr. KrugEmory ParnellEmory Parnellas 'Mohican' CaptainEily MalyonEily Malyonas College Arms Hotel Cashier (uncredited)Raymond SevernRaymond Severnas Boy (uncredited)Herbert MarshallHerbert Marshallas Stephen FisherHerbert EvansHerbert Evansas Parking Valet (uncredited)Jane NovakJane Novakas Miss Benson (uncredited)Jack RiceJack Riceas Donald (uncredited)Mary YoungMary Youngas Auntie Maude (uncredited)Gertrude HoffmannGertrude Hoffmannas Mrs. BensonWilly CastelloWilly Castelloas Krug's Henchman at Windmill (uncredited)Joan LeslieJoan Leslieas Jones' Sister (uncredited)John T. MurrayJohn T. Murrayas Clark (Jones Family Member) (uncredited)Ferris TaylorFerris Tayloras Jones' Father (uncredited)Albert BassermannAlbert Bassermannas Van MeerMartin KosleckMartin Kosleckas TrampMarten LamontMarten Lamontas CaptainWheaton ChambersWheaton Chambersas Committeeman (uncredited)George B. FrenchGeorge B. Frenchas Man (uncredited)Harry DavenportHarry Davenportas Mr. PowersIan WolfeIan Wolfeas StilesMaurice CostelloMaurice Costelloas Man (uncredited)Robert FischerRobert Fischeras Man (uncredited)Alexander GranachAlexander Granachas Hotel Valet (uncredited)Crauford KentCrauford Kentas Toastmaster (uncredited)Bunny BeattyBunny Beattyas Man (uncredited)

Crew

James Hilton" />James HiltonDialogueWilliam Cameron Menzies" />William Cameron MenziesSpecial EffectsRichard Maibaum" />Richard MaibaumScreenplayAlfred Newman" />Alfred NewmanOriginal Music ComposerCharles Bennett" />Charles BennettScreenplayDorothy Spencer" />Dorothy SpencerEditorJoan Harrison" />Joan HarrisonScreenplayRudolph Maté" />Rudolph MatéDirector of PhotographyBen Hecht" />Ben HechtAdditional WritingRobert Benchley" />Robert BenchleyDialogueAlfred Hitchcock" />Alfred HitchcockDirector