Zarak Trailer

Zarak Trailer (1956)

"For the Harem Beauty...Mighty Zarak Fought Half a Continent!" 01 December 1956 Adventure, Action, Romance 99 mins

A notorious bandit develops a grudging respect for the English military man assigned to capture him.

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Cast

Victor Mature

as Zarak Khan

Michael Wilding

as Maj. Michael Ingram

Bonar Colleano

as Biri (Zarak's brother)

Eunice Gayson

as Cathy Ingram

Finlay Currie

as The Mullah

Bernard Miles

as Hassu the one-eyed

Patrick McGoohan

as Moor Larkin

André Morell

as Maj. Atherton

Frederick Valk

as Haji Khan

Harold Goodwin

as Sgt. Higgins

Alec Mango

as Akbar - Merchant

Oscar Quitak

as Youssuff

George Margo

as Chief Jailer

Arnold Marlé

as Flower Seller

Crew

Muir Mathieson

Muir Mathieson Music Director

Freddie Williamson

Freddie Williamson Makeup Artist

John Box

John Box Art Direction

Cliff Richardson

Cliff Richardson Special Effects

Phyllis Dalton

Phyllis Dalton Costume Design

Ted Moore

Ted Moore Director of Photography

Cyril J. Knowles

Cyril J. Knowles Director of Photography

John Wilcox

John Wilcox Director of Photography

Albert R. Broccoli

Albert R. Broccoli Executive Producer

Gerry Turner

Gerry Turner Sound Recordist

Alan Hall

Alan Hall Focus Puller

International Releases Dates

Denmark 02 December 1957

United States 01 December 1956

Production Companies

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