Rogue's March Trailer

Rogue's March Trailer (1953)

13 February 1953 Adventure, Drama, War 84 mins

After being unjustly accused of spying, a British officer tries to redeem himself in India.

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Cast

Peter Lawford

as Capt. Dion Lenbridge

Richard Greene

as Capt. Thomas Garron

Janice Rule

as Jane Wensley

Leo G. Carroll

as Col. Henry Lenbridge

John Abbott

as Herbert Bielensen

Patrick Aherne

as Maj. Wensley

John Dodsworth

as Maj. MacStreet

Herbert Deans

as Prosecutor

Hayden Rorke

as Maj. Fallow

John Lupton

as Lt. Jersey

Barry Bernard

as Sergeant

Charles Davis

as Cpl. Biggs

Jack Raine

as Gen. Woodbury

Robert Stevenson

as Signaler (uncredited)

Crew

Allan Davis

Director

Leon Gordon

Leon Gordon Producer

William Ferrari

William Ferrari Art Direction

Cedric Gibbons

Cedric Gibbons Art Direction

Paul Vogel

Paul Vogel Director of Photography

Arthur Krams

Arthur Krams Set Decoration

Edwin B. Willis

Edwin B. Willis Set Decoration

William Tuttle

William Tuttle Makeup Artist

Jack Greenwood

Jack Greenwood Assistant Director

Sydney Guilaroff

Sydney Guilaroff Hairstylist

Alberto Colombo

Alberto Colombo Music Director

International Releases Dates

United States 13 February 1953

Production Companies

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