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Release Date: 1942

Cast: Pedro de Cordoba, Otto Kruger, Anita Sharp-Bolster, Robert Cummings, Frank Marlowe, William Gould, Emory Parnell, Paul E. Burns, Dorothy Peterson, Selmer Jackson, Ian Wolfe, Alan Baxter ...MORE

Cast: Pedro de Cordoba, Otto Kruger, Anita Sharp-Bolster, Robert Cummings, Frank Marlowe, William Gould, Emory Parnell, Paul E. Burns, Dorothy Peterson, Selmer Jackson, Ian Wolfe, Alan Baxter, Will Wright, Clem Bevans, Norman Lloyd, Hardie Albright, Charles Halton, Samuel S. Hinds, Priscilla Lane, James Flavin, Alma Kruger, Vaughan Glaser, Alfred Hitchcock, Al Bridge, Hans Conried, Jack Gardner, John Eldredge, Torin Thatcher, Margaret Hayes, Gene O'Donnell, Pat Flaherty, Harry Strang ...LESS

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Saboteur is a 1942 Universal film directed by Alfred Hitchcock with a screenplay written by Peter Viertel, Joan Harrison, and Dorothy Parker. The film stars Priscilla Lane, Robert Cummings, and Norman Lloyd. It should not be confused with a Hitchcock film of a similar title, Sabotage (also known as The Woman Alone, 1936). Aircraft factory worker Barry Kane (Cummings) is wrongly accused of starting a fire at a Glendale, California airplane plant during World War II, an act of fifth columnist sabotage that killed his best friend Mason. Kane believes that the real culprit is a man named Fry... MORE

Saboteur is a 1942 Universal film directed by Alfred Hitchcock with a screenplay written by Peter Viertel, Joan Harrison, and Dorothy Parker. The film stars Priscilla Lane, Robert Cummings, and Norman Lloyd. It should not be confused with a Hitchcock film of a similar title, Sabotage (also known as The Woman Alone, 1936). Aircraft factory worker Barry Kane (Cummings) is wrongly accused of starting a fire at a Glendale, California airplane plant during World War II, an act of fifth columnist sabotage that killed his best friend Mason. Kane believes that the real culprit is a man named Fry (Lloyd) who had handed him a fire extinguisher filled with gasoline, at the plant when the fire broke out, causing Mason's death. When the investigators find no one named “Fry” on the list of plant workers, they assume Kane is the real saboteur. They visit the home of Mason's mother, to ask if she knows where Kane is, but he has gone to get her some brandy, in an attempt to ease her suffering from the loss of her son. They come back as he returns, but she tells him to leave, breaking down in tears. Kane and Mason had seen Fry's name on an envelope the saboteur had dropped before the fire, so Kane LESS