Action ·Thriller ·Romance · United States of America · 1957 · 1h 40m

Stopover Tokyo

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Director

Richard L. Breen

Cast

Robert Wagner as Mark Fannon Joan Collins as Tina Llewellyn Edmond O'Brien as George Underwood Larry Keating as High Commissioner Ken Scott as Tony Barrett Sarah Selby as High Commissioner's Wife

Crew

Charles G. Clarke — Director of Photography Marjorie Fowler — Editor Paul Sawtell — Original Music Composer Richard L. Breen — Screenplay Walter Reisch — Screenplay John P. Marquand — Novel

Tagline

At Last It Can Be Told - John P. Marquand's Great Story of How the U.S.C.I.C. Led the Crackdown on What's Happening in Postwar Japan Today!

Synopsis

An American intelligence agent is sent to Tokyo to track down a Communist spy ring.

Key Collaborators

Richard L. Breen Director Charles G. Clarke Director of Photography Marjorie Fowler Editor Paul Sawtell Original Music Composer Richard L. Breen Screenplay Walter Reisch Screenplay John P. Marquand Novel Walter Reisch Producer

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