Mission To Moscow, Mission To Moscow, DVD
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Adia Kuznetzoff, Al Kunde, Albert D'Arno, Alex Akimoff, Alex Melesh, Alexander Granach, Alfred Zeisler, Ann Harding, Art Gilmore, Arthur Loft, Barbara Brown, Barbara Everest, Ben Erway, Betty Roadman, Bill Kennedy, Billy Louie, Charles La Torre, Charles Trowbridge, Christine Gordon, Clive Morgan, Daniel Ocko, David Hoffman, Demetrius Alexis, Doris Lloyd, Drama-Classics, Dudley Field Malone, Duncan Renaldo, Eddie Cobb, Eddie Kane, Edgar Licho, Edward Keane, Edward Van Sloan, Egon Brecher, Eleanor Parker, Emil Rameau, Emory Parnell, Ernie Adams, Erwin Kalser, Esther Zeitlin, Eugene Borden, Felix Basch, Feodor Chaliapin, Ferdinand Schumann-Heink, Forbes Murray, Francis Pierlot, Frank Faylen, Frank Ferguson, Frank Jacquet, Frank Penny, Frank Puglia, Frank Reicher, Frank Wayne, Fred Essler, Frieda Inescort, Gene Gary, Gene Lockhart, George Carleton, George Davis, George Lessey, George Sorel, George Tobias, Gino Corrado, Glen Walters, Glenn Strange, Gregory Golubeff, Hans Schumm, Harry Cording, Helmut Dantine, Henry Daniell, Henry Guttman, Henry Victor, Herbert Ashley, Herbert Heyes, Hooper Atchley, Howard Koch, Howard Mitchell, Igor DeNavrotsky, Isabel Withers, Ivan Lebedeff, Ivan Triesault, Jack Gardner, Jack Kenny, Jack Young, Jacqueline Dalya, James Flavin, Jean DeBriac, Jean del Val, Jean Wong, Jerome Cowan, Joan Winfield, John Abbott, John Dilson, John Hamilton, John Maxwell, John Wengraf, Joseph Crehan, Joseph E. Davies, Kathleen Lockhart, Konstantin Shayne, Kurt Katch, Lee Tung-Foo, Leigh Whipper, Leo F. Forbstein, Leonid Snegoff, Lionel Royce, Lisa Golm, Louis Arco, Louis Jean Heydt, Loulette Sablon, Luke Chan, Lumsden Hare, Manart Kippen, Marek Windheim, Maria Palmer, Marie Melesh, Marion Lessing, Mark Strong, Maurice Schwartz, Mauritz Hugo, Max Steiner, Michael Curtiz, Michael Mark, Michael Visaroff, Mike Mazurki, Minor Watson, Mission To Moscow, Monte Blue, Moroni Olsen, Nino Bellini, Noel Cravat, Olaf Hytten, Oliver Cross, Oliver Prickett, Oscar Homolka, Pat O'Malley, Peter Chong, Peter Michael, Pierre Watkin, Ray Walker, Richard Ryen, Richard Travis, Robert Buckner, Robert C. Fischer, Robert Shayne, Rolf Lindau, Roman Bohnen, Ross Ford, Tamara Shayne, Tanya Somova, Tina Menard, Tom Tully, Victor Francen, Victor Wong, Vladimir Sokoloff, Wallis Clark, Walter Huston, Warren Douglas, William B. Davidson, William Forrest, William GouldIn their relentless battle against Hitler, the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. were comrades... or at least comrades-in-arms. Hollywood joined the fight with Mission to Moscow, based on Ambassador Joseph E. Davies' bestseller about his pre-World War II experiences in the Soviet Union. The film features Academy Award? winner* Walter Huston as Davies, plus accomplished actors playing the headline-dominating figures of Churchill, Stalin, von Ribbentrop, Litvinov, Molotov and more. For it's sometimes-sympathetic picture of Stalin's regime, the film sparked impassioned debate then and remains fascinating now, both for it's insights into early American-Soviet relations and it's urgent sense of the danger the emerging Axis Powers posed to the world.