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Sky Liner (1949)
"A fast paced and different kind of mystery thriller"
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Score
50
Starring
Richard Travis
Pamela Blake
Rochelle Hudson
Director
William Berke
NR
1 hr 1 min
Jul 28th, 1949
Crime
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Plot
Travellers board a flight, unaware that other passengers might be spies and counterspies, complete with secret documents, poison and elaborate plans to engage in international espionage!
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Theatrical Release:
July 28th, 1949
Original Language:
English
Executive Producers:
Robert L. Lippert
Production Companies:
Lippert Pictures
murder
cold war
espionage
stolen money
suspicion
gossip
federal agent
airplane flight
airplane setting
foreign agent
Cast & Crew
R
Richard Travis
as Steve Blair
P
Pamela Blake
as Carol the Stewardess
R
Rochelle Hudson
as Amy Winthrop
S
Steven Geray
as Bokejian
M
Michael Whalen
as Ben Howard
G
Greg McClure
as The Fugitive
W
William Stephens
Producer
W
William Berke
Director
M
Maurice Tombragel
Screenplay
J
John Wilste
Story
E
Edward R. Robinson
Set Decoration
R
Raoul Kraushaar
Music
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