The Devil's Agent (1962)
Droste, a mild-mannered businessman, was an intelligence expert during World War II. When Droste runs into his old friend Baron Von Straub, the two rekindle a friendship that was interrupted by the war. However, when Von Straub asks Droste to deliver a small package to a friend in West Germany, the befuddled Droste is set up for a series of complicated spy games.
Director:
John Paddy Carstairs
Writer:
Robert Westerby
 |
Peter van Eyck as Georg Droste |
 |
Marianne Koch as Nora Gulden |
 |
Macdonald Carey as Mr. Smith |
 |
Christopher Lee as Baron Ferdi von Staub |
 |
Billie Whitelaw as Piroska Maslov |
 |
Albert Lieven as Inspector Huebling |
 |
David Knight as Father Zombary |
 |
Marius Goring as General Greenhahn |
 |
Helen Cherry as Countess Carla Cosimano |
 |
Colin Gordon as Count Dezsepalvy |
 |
Niall MacGinnis as Paul Vass |
 |
Eric Pohlmann as Bloch |
 |
Peter Vaughan as Chief of Hungarian Police |
 |
Michael Brennan as Horvat |
 |
Jeremy Bulloch as Johnny Droste |
 |
Bart Bastable as Cattle Truck Driver (uncredited) |
|
Charles Byrne as Vazlan (uncredited) |
 |
Christopher Casson as Headmaster (uncredited) |
|
John Cowley as Funnel-Shaped Man |
|
Adrian Cronon as Young Priest (uncredited) |
|
Vincent Dowling as Father Farcosc (uncredited) |
 |
Walter Gotell as Dr. Ritter (uncredited) |
|
Peadar Lamb as Muller (uncredited) |
|
Robert Lepler as Head Waiter (uncredited) |
|
Jeffrey O'Kelly as Spy (uncredited) |
 |
Norman Rodway as Machine Gunner at Border (uncredited) |
| Production | Emmett Dalton | Producer |
| Directing | John Paddy Carstairs | Director |
| Production | Artur Brauner | Executive Producer |
| Writing | Hans Habe | Novel |
| Editing | Tom Simpson | Editor |
| Writing | Robert Westerby | Screenplay |
| Camera | Gerald Gibbs | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Philip Green | Original Music Composer |
