La spia B (1934)
Una crocerossina, al tempo della prima guerra mondiale, sposa un ufficiale austriaco, ma, dopo poco tempo, fugge portandosi via importanti segreti militari perché è una spia russa. Il marito la ritrova a Varsavia: sarebbe deciso a vendicarsi se lei non dimostrasse d'amarlo e d'aver erroneamente creduto che proprio lui fosse il responsabile della morte di suo fratello.
Direttore:
Karl Freund
Scrittore:
William Hurlbut
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Fay Wray as Marie Franck |
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Nils Asther as Capt. Franck |
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Edward Arnold as Schultz |
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John Miljan as Weber |
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David Torrence as Seerfeldt |
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Douglas Walton as Karl |
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Oscar Apfel as Pahlke |
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Vince Barnett as Peter |
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Robert Ellis as Sulkin |
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Adrienne Marden as Luler |
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Noah Beery as Gen. Philipow |
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Stephen Chase as Petroska (as Allan Chase) |
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Rollo Lloyd as Baum |
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A.S. Byron as Chemist |
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Arthur Wanzer as Chemist |
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Ferdinand Schumann-Heink as Café Owner |
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Herbert Holcombe as Orderly |
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Reginald Pasch as Dumb Guy |
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Ruth Fallows as Lulu |
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Robert Graves as Detective |
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Edward Peil Sr. as Garage Owner |
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Anders Van Haden as Detective |
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Werner Plack as Train Conductor |
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Albert J. Smith as Lackey |
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Philip Morris as Russian Officer |
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Eddy Chandler as Austrian Officer |
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Henry Gerbil as Austrian Aviator |
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Jerry Jerome as Russian Aviator |
| Directing | Karl Freund | Director |
| Writing | William Hurlbut | Writer |
| Writing | Joseph Than | Story |
| Writing | Johannes Brandt | Story |
| Writing | Max Kimmer | Story |
| Writing | William Hurlbut | Screenplay |
| Camera | Norbert Brodine | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Heinz Roemheld | Original Music Composer |
