Valley of the Eagles Trailer

Valley of the Eagles Trailer (1951)

"Filmed in the icy wilderness of the perilous Arctic" 26 September 1951 Adventure, Drama 86 mins

A Norwegian scientist builds a device that can convert sound waves into electrical energy. However, the machine is stolen by the scientist's wife and assistant, who head across the frozen tundra towards Russia. A police inspector and a local girl team up with the scientist to help recover the device.

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Cast

Jack Warner

as Inspector Peterson

Nadia Gray

as Kara Niemann

John McCallum

as Dr. Nils Ahlen

Anthony Dawson

as Sven Nystrom

Mary Laura Wood

as Helga Ahlen

Naima Wifstrand

as Baroness Erland

Norman MacOwan

as McTavis, ferry pilot

Christopher Lee

as Det. Holt

Martin Boddey

as Chief of the Lost Valley

Ewen Solon

as Det. Anderson

Gösta Cederlund

as Prof. Lind

Sten Lindgren

as Director-General of the Reasearch Institution

Peter Blitz

as Anders

Fritiof Billquist

as Colonel Strand (uncredited)

George Willoughby

as Bertil (uncredited)

Crew

Nino Rota

Original Music Composer

Harry Waxman

Harry Waxman Director of Photography

Nat A. Bronstein

Nat A. Bronstein Original Story

Paul Tabori

Paul Tabori Original Story

J. Elder Wills

J. Elder Wills Art Direction

George Blackler

George Blackler Makeup Artist

Basil Keys

Basil Keys Assistant Director

Graeme Hamilton

Graeme Hamilton Sound Editor

James Bawden

James Bawden Camera Operator

Muir Mathieson

Muir Mathieson Music Director

Arthur Alcott

Arthur Alcott Production Controller

International Titles

Valley of Eagles Trailer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 26 September 1951

United States 25 April 1952

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