Fritz Bauer Institut · Cinematography of the Holocaust
ID |
FBW000959 Fiction |
Country / Year |
USA, 1943 |
Original Title |
Appointment in Berlin |
Directed by |
Alfred E. Green |
Produced by |
Columbia Pictures Corporation, Los Angeles, CA / New York, NY |
Staff |
Producer: Samuel Bischoff; Script: Michael Hogan (Based on a story by B.P. Fineman), Horace McCoy; Based on: B.P. Fineman; Camera: Franz Planer; Editing: Al Clark, Reg Browne; Music: Werner Richard Heymann; Musical direction: Morris W. Stoloff |
Cast |
George Sanders (Keith Wilson); Marguerite Chapman (lse Preissing); Onslow Stevens (Rudolph Preissing); Gale Sondergaard (Gretta van Leyden); Alan Napier (Col. Patterson); H.P. Sanders (Sir Douglas Wilson); Don Douglas (Bill Banning); Jack G. Lee (Babe Forrester); Alec Craig (Smitty); Leonard Mudie (MacPhail); Frederick Worlock (Von Ritter); Steven Geray (Henri Bader); Wolfgang Zilzer (Cripple) |
Length |
77' |
Format |
35mm/sw/1:1,37 |
Dates |
- 15 Jul 1943: Copyright LP12149 |
Abstract |
Ex-RAF officer Keith Wilson, feigning disillusionment with his country, flees to Berlin to become an anti-British radio propagandist for the Nazis, but in reality is sending back secret information via a word/phrase code while he is on the air. When he is found out by the Germans, he enlists the aid of pretty German girl Ilse Preissing and another British agent, Gretta van Leyden, in plotting his escape. A rather pessimistic wartime picture whose clever plot and cast give it some intelligence. |
Subject Terms |
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Bibliography |
- Char.: "Appointment in Berlin", in: Variety, 21.07.1943 |