I Was an American Spy (1951)
An American nightclub singer in 1940's Singapore becomes a spy for America in an effort to get back at the invading Japanese army. Based on a true story.
Director:
Lesley Selander
Writer:
Samuel Roeca
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Ann Dvorak as Mrs. Claire 'High Pockets' Phillips |
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Gene Evans as Cpl. John Boone |
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Douglas Kennedy as Sgt. John Phillips |
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Richard Loo as Col. Masamato |
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Leon Lontoc as Pacio |
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Chabing as Lolita |
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Philip Ahn as Capt. Arito |
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Marya Marco as Fely |
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Nadine Ashdown as Dian |
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Lisa Ferraday as Dorothy Fuentes |
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Howard Chuman as Kamuri |
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Fred Revelala as Zig Zag (as Freddie Revelala) |
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James B. Leong as Ho Sang |
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Mark W. Clark as Himself / Authenticator in Prolog (as General Mark Clark) |
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William Tannen as American Captain (uncredited) |
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Jerry Fujikawa as Japanese Guard (uncredited) |
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Lane Bradford as Jeep Driver (uncredited) |
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Suzanne Ridgway as Girl at Ho Sang's Club (uncredited) |
| Directing | Lesley Selander | Director |
| Writing | Myron B. Goldsmith | Novel |
| Art | Dave Milton | Art Direction |
| Production | David Diamond | Producer |
| Directing | Edward Morey Jr. | Assistant Director |
| Writing | Samuel Roeca | Screenplay |
| Costume & Make-Up | Charles Huber | Makeup Artist |
| Writing | Claire Phillips | Story |
| Camera | Harry Neumann | Camera Operator |
| Sound | Edward J. Kay | Music |
| Editing | Philip Cahn | Editor |
| Sound | Tom Lambert | Sound |
| Sound | Paul Schmutz | Sound Recordist |
| Writing | Claire Phillips | Novel |
| Writing | Myron B. Goldsmith | Story |
| Art | Raymond Boltz Jr. | Set Decoration |
| Production | Ben Schwalb | Associate Producer |
