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Undercover: How to Operate Behind Enemy Lines (1943)
A training film for OSS agents who are to be dropped behind enemy lines.
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A training film for OSS agents who are to be dropped behind enemy lines.
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Genre:Documentary, War
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In Theaters:1/1/1943
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Field Photographic Branch, Office of Strategic Services, U.S. Office of Strategic Services
Cast
John Ford
Director
John Ford
J.P. Baldwin
Eddie Foster
Fish Cutter
Martín Garralaga
Enemy Agent Y
Cyril Ring
Enemy Agent X
Pierre Watkin
British Agent Z
Max Wagner
Rudy the Sailor
Osa Massen
Sailor's Girlfriend
Tom Quinn
Train Passenger
Victor Varconi
Enemy Security Officer
Peter Lorre
Secret Agent
Crane Whitley
A.T. Atkinson
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