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I Was Jack Mortimer 

The jealous star conductor Montemayor knows that his beautiful younger wife, Winifred, is cheating on him with an American named Jack Mortimer. After the concert rehearsal, he takes a taxi to the train station, sees Mortimer and shoots him at an intersection from the backseat of his taxi. The shot is not heard during the traffic noise. The taxi driver, Sponer, sitting in his car with the now-dead Mortimer, goes into a panic.
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The jealous star conductor Montemayor knows that his beautiful younger wife, Winifred, is cheating on him with an American named Jack Mortimer. After the concert rehearsal, he takes a taxi to the train station, sees Mortimer and shoots him at an intersection from the backseat of his taxi. The shot is not heard during the traffic noise. The taxi driver, Sponer, sitting in his car with the now-dead Mortimer, goes into a panic.

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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Carl Froelich
Written By:Robert A. Stemmle, Thea von Harbou
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Carl Froelich-Film GmbH (I)

Cast

Director

Carl Froelich

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Anton Walbrook

Ferdinand 'Fred' Sponer

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Eugen Klöpfer

Pedro Montemayor

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Sybille Schmitz

Winifred Montemayor

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Marieluise Claudius

Marie Polikow

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Hilde Hildebrand

Daisy

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Max Gülstorff

Colonel Polikow, Marie's father

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Maria Loja

Mrs. Polikow, Marie's mother

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Heinz Salfner

Andrassy, Daisy's friend

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Jochen Hauer

Doering, a taxi-driver

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Georg A. Profé

Jack Mortimer

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Hugo Drahower

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