Arrivò l'alba (1953)
Un reporter americano e un diplomatico inglese a Mosca diventano amici e sposano due russe. Invisi alle autorità sovietiche, i due sono costretti a rimpatriare senza poter portare con loro le mogli. Le "recuperano" in seguito con un'audace operazione.
Direttore:
Delmer Daves
Scrittori:
Ronald Millar, George Froeschel.
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Clark Gable as Philip Sutherland |
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Gene Tierney as Marya Lamarkina |
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Richard Haydn as Christopher Wellington St. John Denny |
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Bernard Miles as Joe Brooks |
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Anna Valentina as Svetlana Mikhailovna |
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Kenneth More as Steve Quillan |
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Belita as Valentina Alexandrovna |
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Karl Stepanek as Commissar |
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Theodore Bikel as Lieutenant |
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Frederick Valk as Kuragin |
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Peter Illing as N.K.V.D. Man |
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Robert Henderson as U.S. Ambassador |
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Stanley Maxted as John Barnes |
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Meinhart Maur as Lemkov |
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Alexis Chesnakov as General Zhdanov |
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Anton Diffring as Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited) |
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Martin Benson as Toasting Russian Officer (uncredited) |
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Anton Dolin as Marya's Partner (uncredited) |
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Richard Marner as Toasting Russian Officer (uncredited) |
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Arthur Mullard as Russian Policeman (uncredited) |
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Jim Brady as Guard at Bolshoi Theatre (uncredited) |
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Christopher Rhodes as Plainclothes Police Officer at Airport (uncredited) |
| Production | Clarence Brown | Producer |
| Sound | Hans May | Music |
| Camera | Robert Krasker | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Frank Clarke | Editor |
| Art | Alfred Junge | Art Direction |
| Directing | Delmer Daves | Director |
| Writing | Paul Winterton | Novel |
| Writing | Ronald Millar | Screenplay |
| Writing | George Froeschel | Screenplay |
| Production | Noreen Hipwell | Production Secretary |
