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Sirocco

Movie 1951 TMDB 6.0/10 Released

A mysterious American gets mixed up with gunrunners in Syria.

Sirocco is a movie first shown in 1951. Runtime is 98 minutes. Status: Released. Genres: Crime, Drama, Thriller. TMDB score 6.0/10 from 50 votes.

98mRuntime
50TMDB votes

Title details

Type
Movie
Original title
Sirocco
Release year
1951
Release date
June 13, 1951
Status
Released
Runtime
98 minutes
Genres
Crime, Drama, Thriller
Production companies
Santana Pictures Corporation, Columbia Pictures
Director
Curtis Bernhardt
TMDB rating
6.0/10 (50 votes)
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Official trailer

Sirocco/1951

Cast

Humphrey Bogart

Humphrey Bogart

Harry Smith

Märta Torén

Märta Torén

Violette

Lee J. Cobb

Lee J. Cobb

Col. Feroud

Everett Sloane

Everett Sloane

Gen. LaSalle

Gerald Mohr

Gerald Mohr

Major Jean Leon

Zero Mostel

Zero Mostel

Balukjiaan

Nick Dennis

Nick Dennis

Nasir Aboud

Onslow Stevens

Onslow Stevens

Emir Hassan

Ludwig Donath

Ludwig Donath

Flophouse Proprietor

David Bond

David Bond

Achmet

A

Abdullah Abbas

Arab Singer (uncredited)

L

Leon Alton

Soldier (uncredited)

T

Tony Barr

Soldier (uncredited)

John Bleifer

John Bleifer

Hungarian (uncredited)

Dick Botiller

Dick Botiller

Man (uncredited)

P

Paul Bradley

Reporter (uncredited)

Peter Brocco

Peter Brocco

Barber (uncredited)

Argentina Brunetti

Argentina Brunetti

Woman (uncredited)

Characters

  • Harry Smith voiced by Humphrey Bogart
  • Violette voiced by Märta Torén
  • Col. Feroud voiced by Lee J. Cobb
  • Gen. LaSalle voiced by Everett Sloane
  • Major Jean Leon voiced by Gerald Mohr
  • Balukjiaan voiced by Zero Mostel
  • Nasir Aboud voiced by Nick Dennis
  • Emir Hassan voiced by Onslow Stevens
  • Flophouse Proprietor voiced by Ludwig Donath
  • Achmet voiced by David Bond
  • Arab Singer (uncredited) voiced by Abdullah Abbas
  • Soldier (uncredited) voiced by Leon Alton
  • Soldier (uncredited) voiced by Tony Barr
  • Hungarian (uncredited) voiced by John Bleifer
  • Man (uncredited) voiced by Dick Botiller
  • Reporter (uncredited) voiced by Paul Bradley
  • Barber (uncredited) voiced by Peter Brocco
  • Woman (uncredited) voiced by Argentina Brunetti

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