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The Secret Door (1964)
World War II espionage in Lisbon with Allied safe-crackers cultivating a master spy and his wife so they can steal Japanese codes that are keys to Axis battle plans.
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World War II espionage in Lisbon with Allied safe-crackers cultivating a master spy and his wife so they can steal Japanese codes that are keys to Axis battle plans.
Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller
Written By:Charles Martin
In Theaters:6/4/1964
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Dorton Productions, Tifeshire Productions
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