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Bookmark this pageAbove Suspicion (1943)
Director: Richard Thorpe
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From Time Out Film Guide
Brisk and lightly likeable spy thriller, from a novel by Helen MacInnes, with MacMurray and Crawford as newly-weds on honeymoon in Europe (hence the title), persuaded by Britain to do a bit of spying. Rathbone contributes his characteristic flair as the Nazi villain, and the whole thing gallops along in pleasant, undemanding and totally incredible fashion.Author: GA
Cast & crew
Director: Richard Thorpe
Producer: Victor Saville
Cast: Joan Crawford, Fred MacMurray, Conrad Veidt, Basil Rathbone, Reginald Owen, Andre Charlot full cast
Genre(s): Thrillers
Duration: 91 mins
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