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The Secret of Stamboul

1936 | 93m | English

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A man travels to Istanbul to try and prevent a revolution.
Release Date: Oct 05, 1936
Director: Andrew Marton
Writer: László Benedek, Andrew Marton, Dennis Wheatley, George A. Hill, Howard Irving Young
Genres: Drama
Keywords espionage, istanbul, turkey
Production Companies Richard Wainwright Productions
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Jan 30, 2026
Entered: May 03, 2024
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Name Character
Valerie Hobson Tania
Frank Vosper Kazdim
James Mason Larry
Kay Walsh Diana
Peter Haddon Peter
Laura Cowie Baroness
Cecil Ramage Prince Ali
Robert English Sir George
Emilio Cargher Renouf
Leonard Sachs Arif
Andreas Malandrinos Moltov
Name Job
László Benedek Adaptation
Andrew Marton Adaptation, Director
Noel Langley Dialogue
Allan Gray Original Music Composer
Henry Harris Director of Photography
Inman Hunter Editor
D.W. Daniels Art Direction
J.W. Dodds Production Manager
M.R. Cruickshank Sound Recordist
Dennis Wheatley Novel
George A. Hill Novel
Richard Wainwright Scenario Writer
Howard Irving Young Adaptation
Name Title
Richard Wainwright Producer
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Geronimo1967
6.0

James Mason is "Larry" - a British agent sent on a top secret mission to Turkey. He is soon amidst a conspiracy to dethrone the Sultan and he hasn't a clue whom he can trust. Valerie Hobson - "Tania", an aristocratic refugee from the Russian revolution; Frank Vosper - the superbly seedy "Kazdim" and ... /or Kay Walsh ("Diana") - take your pick. There are a few (fairly obvious) twists in the story, and the plot has little by the way of jeopardy, but the writing (adapted from the Wheatley novel "The Eunuch of Stamboul") is decent enough and Mason is on good form as the dapper and intrepid spy who has shades of the swashbuckler about him. It's all a bit formulaic, but enjoyable nonetheless.

Jun 19, 2022