L'espresso di Pechino (1951)
Su un treno diretto nella Pechino comunista si svolge una vicenda drammatica: un losco individuo perde la testa per una ragazza. Viene ucciso dalla moglie, che muore poco dopo per le ferite da lui infertele; la ragazza e l'innamorato fuggono.
Direttore:
William Dieterle
Scrittore:
John Meredyth Lucas
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Joseph Cotten as Michael Bachlin |
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Corinne Calvet as Danielle Grenier |
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Edmund Gwenn as Father Joseph Murray |
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Marvin Miller as Kwon |
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Benson Fong as Wong |
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Soo Yong as Li Elu |
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Robert W. Lee as Ti Chen |
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Gregory Gaye as Stanislaus |
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Alfredo Santos as Guard (uncredited) |
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Leon Lontoc as Chinese Boatman (uncredited) |
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Victor Sen Yung as Chinese Captain (uncredited) |
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Spencer Chan as Conductor (uncredited) |
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H.W. Gim as Chinese Mess Boy (uncredited) |
| Writing | Jules Furthman | Writer |
| Writing | Harry Hervey | Writer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Wally Westmore | Makeup Artist |
| Sound | Harold Lewis | Sound |
| Sound | Walter Oberst | Sound |
| Writing | John Meredyth Lucas | Screenplay |
| Directing | William Dieterle | Director |
| Production | Hal B. Wallis | Producer |
| Directing | Richard McWhorter | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Dimitri Tiomkin | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Charles Lang | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Stanley E. Johnson | Editor |
| Art | Franz Bachelin | Art Direction |
| Art | Hal Pereira | Art Direction |
| Art | Sam Comer | Set Decoration |
| Art | Grace Gregory | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Edith Head | Costume Design |
