Passkey to Danger Trailer

Passkey to Danger Trailer (1946)

11 May 1946 Crime, Mystery 58 mins

An advertising man's new campaign for a fashion designer attracts the attention of mysterious characters.

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Cast

Kane Richmond

as Tex Hanlon

Stephanie Bachelor

as Gwen Hughes

Adele Mara

as Renee Beauchamps

Gregory Gaye

as Mr. Warren

Gerald Mohr

as Malcolm Tauber

George J. Lewis

as Julian Leighton

John Eldredge

as Alexander Cardovsky

Tom London

as Gerald Bates

Donia Bussey

as Jenny, The Doll Lady

Charles Williams

as Mr. Williams

Charles C. Wilson

as Police Sergeant

Gino Corrado

as Andre, Headwaiter

George Eldredge

as Mr. Nelson

Fred Howard

as Coroner

Bill Kilroy

as Policeman

Crew

William Bradford

William Bradford Director of Photography

John McCarthy Jr.

John McCarthy Jr. Set Decoration

Adele Palmer

Adele Palmer Costume Design

Richard Cherwin

Richard Cherwin Music Director

International Releases Dates

United States 11 May 1946

Production Companies

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