[FILM] ‘The Stranger’, Directed by Orson Welles, 1946
Posted: February 13, 2017 Filed under: Cinema, Entertainment | Tags: Adolf Hitler, Agoura Hills, Edward G Robinson, German military administration in occupied France during World War II, Jews, Nazism, Orson Welles, Taraji P. Henson, The National WWII Museum, World War II 2 CommentsSet in Connecticut after World War II, The Stranger is a cat and mouse game between Wilson (Edward G. Robinson), a member of the Allied War Crimes Commission and Franz Kindler (Orson Welles), a Nazi who has assumed the false identity of Dr. Charles Rankin. To complete his new intelligentsia disguise, Kindler marries Mary Longstreet, daughter of a Supreme Court justice.
Run time 95 min
Producer Sam Spiegel
Production Company International Pictures/RKO
Sponsor k-otic.comAudio/Visual sound, black & white
Source: Internet Archive
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Yes, i have seen this. Good acting and worth watching.
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