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A FOREIGN AFFAIR
USA 1948. Paramount Pictures Inc.
Released through Paramount Pictures Inc
CAST: Jean Arthur (Phoebe
Frost); Marlene Dietrich (Erika von Schlütttow);
John Lund (Captain John Pringle); Millard Mitchell
(Col. Rufus J. Plummer); Peter Von Zerneck (Hans
Otto Birgel); Stanley Prager (Mike);
Bill Murphy (Joe); Gordon Jones (First M.P.);
Freddie Steele (Second M.P.); Raymond Bond (Pennecott);
Boyd Davis (Giffin); Robert Malcolm (Kramer);
Bobby Watson (Adolf Hitler in film clip); Charles
Meredith (Yandell); Michael Raffetto (Salvatore);
James Larmore (Lieutenant Hornby); Damien O´Flynn
(Lieutenant Colonel); Harland Tucker (General
McAndrew); George Carlton (General Finney);
Frank Fenton (Major Mathews); William Neff (Lieutenant
Lee Thompson); Len Hendry (Staff Sergeant);
Bob Simpson (Major); Paul Leefs, William
Selfs, Don Lynch, John Shay, Pat Shade,
Ken Lundy (G.I.s); Eric Wyland (German waiter);
Peter Simulk, Zivko Simunovich, Chester A. Hayes,
Nick Abramoff (Russian soldiers); Edward Van
Sloan, Walter E.Thiele, Lisa Golm (Germans);
Henry Kulky (Russian sergeant); Ilka Grüning
(German wife); Paul Panzer (German husband);
Jerry James, Hazard Newberry (Lieutenants);
Fay Wall, Christa Walton (Fräuleins);
Richard Ryen (Maier); Phyllis Kennedy (WAC
technical sergeant); Ted Kottle (Gerhardt Maier);
Otto Waldis (Inspector); Gregory Merims,
George Unanoff, George Kachin, Nicholas L. Zane,.
Sergei N. Vonesky, Frank Popovich, Leo Gregory,
George Paris (Russian soldiers); Fran Yaconelli
(Accordian player), Will Kaufman, Hans Herbert,
Vilmos Gymes (Waiters); Jack Vlaskin, William
Sabbot (Russian dancers); Zina Dennis (Russian);
Jimmie Dundee (American M.P.); Otto Reichow (German
policeman); Norman Leavitt (Non-commissioned
officer); Albin Robeling (Cook); Henry
Vroom (American sergeant); Harry Lauter (Corporal);
Larry Nunn (Sergeant); Bert Moorhouse (Flight
officer); William Sheehan, Howard Joslin (M.P.s);
Rex Lease (M.P. Lieutenant).
CREDITS:
Billy Wilder (Director); Charles Brackett (Producer); Charles Brackett, Billy Wilder, Richard L.
Breen (Scenarists); Robert Harari (Adaptation); Charles B. Lang, Jr. (Photographer); Dewey Wrigley
(Second unit cameraman); James Hawley (Second unit assistant cameraman); Kurt Schultz (Camera
operator in Berlin); Herbert Geyer (Assistant cameraman in Berlin); Paul Filipp (Stills Photographer
in Berlin); Farciot Edouart, Dewey Wrigley (Process Photographers); Hans Dreier, Walter Tyler (Art
Directors); Sam Comer, Ross Dowd (Set Directors); Gordon Jennings (Special Effects); Doane Harrison
(Editor); Hugh Brown (Production Manager); Guy Bennett (Assistant Cameraman); C.C. Coleman, Jr., Gerd
Oswald (Assistant Directors); Douglas Bridges (Extra second assistant director); Willy Hermann, Willy
Rether, Withold Grunberg (Assistant directors in Berlin); Ronnie Lubin (Dialogue director); Frederick
Hollaender (Musical Score); Hugo Grenzbach, Walter Oberst (Sound); Edith Head (Costumer); Wally Westmore
(Make-up); Col. C.A. Murphy (Technical advisor); Hugh Brown (Production Manager); Harry Hogan (Script
supervisor); Ed Crowder (Grip); based on an original story by David Shaw and Irwin Shaw.
SONGS:
"Black Market", "Illusions", "The Ruins of Berlin" by Frederick Hollaender.
Black-and-White. 3,270 meters, 116 minutes Production Dates:
Germany Location shooting: August 17th - September
5th 1947; Los Angeles studio shooting: December 1st 1947
- February 10th 1948; Retakes and Second unit: February
1948.Premiere: July 7th 1948, New York.
Oscar Nominations 1948 (21st): Cinematography
(Black-and-White): Charles B. Lang, Jr.; Writing
Screenplay: Charles Brackett, Billy Wilder, Richard
L. Breen.
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