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North by Northwest (17-Jul-1959)

Director: Alfred Hitchcock

Writer: Ernest Lehman

Keywords: Mystery, United Nations, Espionage

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Edward Binns
Actor
12-Sep-1916 4-Dec-1990 12 Angry Men
Leo G. Carroll
Actor
25-Oct-1892 16-Oct-1972 Waverly on The Man From U.N.C.L.E.
Cary Grant
Actor
18-Jan-1904 29-Nov-1986 North by Northwest
Martin Landau
Actor
20-Jun-1931   Mission: Impossible, Space 1999
Jessie Royce Landis
Actor
25-Nov-1896 2-Nov-1972 North by Northwest
James Mason
Actor
15-May-1909 27-Jul-1984 North by Northwest
Edward Platt
Actor
14-Feb-1916 19-Mar-1974 Chief on Get Smart
Eva Marie Saint
Actor
4-Jul-1924   North by Northwest
Les Tremayne
Radio Personality
16-Apr-1913 19-Dec-2003 Veteran of 30,000 radio broadcasts

CAST

Cary Grant   ...   Roger O. Thornhill
Eva Marie Saint   ...   Eve Kendall
James Mason   ...   Phillip Vandamm
Jessie Royce Landis   ...   Clara Thornhill
Leo G. Carroll   ...   The Professor
Josephine Hutchinson   ...   Mrs. Townsend
Philip Ober   ...   Lester Townsend
Martin Landau   ...   Leonard
Adam Williams   ...   Valerian
Edward Platt   ...   Victor Larrabee (attorney)
Robert Ellenstein   ...   Licht
Les Tremayne   ...   Auctioneer
Philip Coolidge   ...   Dr. Cross
Patrick McVey   ...   Police Sergeant
Edward Binns   ...   Capt. Junket
Ken Lynch   ...   Charley (Policeman)

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