Orders to Kill Trailer

Orders to Kill Trailer (1958)

25 July 1958 Drama, Thriller, War 107 mins

A grounded American fighter pilot is switched to espionage on a special job in which he must kill a small-time Paris lawyer suspected of double-crossing France by selling out radio operators to the Nazis.

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Cast

Eddie Albert

as Maj. MacMahon

Paul Massie

as Gene Summers

Lillian Gish

as Mrs. Summers

James Robertson Justice

as Naval Commander

Leslie French

as Lafitte

Irene Worth

as Léonie

John Crawford

as Kimball

Lionel Jeffries

as Interrogator

Nicholas Phipps

as Lecturer Lieutenant

Sandra Dorne

as Blonde with German Officer

Jacques Brunius

as Cmndt. Morand

Robert Henderson

as Col. Snyder

Miki Iveria

as Louise

Lillie Bea Gifford

as Mauricette

Anne Blake

as Mme. Lafitte

Sam Kydd

as Flight Sgt. Flint

Crew

John Howell

John Howell Art Direction

Desmond Dickinson

Desmond Dickinson Director of Photography

Benjamin Frankel

Original Music Composer

International Releases Dates

Austria 01 April 1959

United States 25 July 1958

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