Close-Up (1948)
A photographer accidentally photographs a Nazi war criminal on the streets of New York and becomes a target for reprisals and murder.
Director:
Jack Donohue
Writer:
John Bright
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Alan Baxter as Phil Sparr |
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Virginia Gilmore as Peggy Lake |
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Richard Kollmar as Martin Beaumont |
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Loring Smith as Harry Avery |
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Phillip Huston as Joseph Gibbons |
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Joey Faye as Roger |
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Russell Collins as Beck |
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Michael Wyler as Fredericks |
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Sid Melton as Stanislaus Kranobowsky (cabbie) |
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Wendell K. Phillips as Harold (as Wendell Phillips) |
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Erin Selwyn as Bessie, Receptionist (as Erin O'Kelly) |
| Directing | Jack Donohue | Director |
| Production | Jules Bricken | Production Manager |
| Production | Frank Satenstein | Producer |
| Sound | Jerome Moross | Original Music Composer |
| Art | Furth Ullman | Art Direction |
| Directing | Jim Di Gangi | Assistant Director |
| Editing | Robert Klager | Editor |
| Production | Robert L. Joseph | Associate Producer |
| Camera | William Miller | Director of Photography |
| Costume & Make-Up | Ira Senz | Makeup Artist |
| Writing | John Bright | Screenplay |
