How long is CIRCLE OF DANGER / BERLIN EXPRESS?

CIRCLE OF DANGER / BERLIN EXPRESS is 2 hr 53 min long.

What is CIRCLE OF DANGER / BERLIN EXPRESS about?

Jacques Tourneur Double Feature: CIRCLE OF DANGER, 1951, Warner Bros., 86 min. This suspenseful British-made adaptation of Philip MacDonald’s novel is expertly helmed by Jacques Tourneur and produced with Hitchcockian aplomb by Joan Harrison. Ray Milland journeys to Scotland to unravel the truth of his brother's strange death as a commando during World War II. BERLIN EXPRESS, 1948, Warner Bros., 87 min. Dir. Jacques Tourneur. Robert Ryan, Merle Oberon and Paul Lukas head an international cast in the first Hollywood film shot on location in Allied-occupied postwar Germany. A cadre of allied officials, headed by train to a peace conference, suddenly become detectives when Germany’s most outspoken peace activist goes missing. Introduction by Eddie Muller of the Film Noir Foundation.

CIRCLE OF DANGER / BERLIN EXPRESS

Name: CIRCLE OF DANGER / BERLIN EXPRESS
Released: 2015-04-15
Duration: 173

NR 2 hr 53 min

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How long is CIRCLE OF DANGER / BERLIN EXPRESS?: CIRCLE OF DANGER / BERLIN EXPRESS is 2 hr 53 min long.

What is CIRCLE OF DANGER / BERLIN EXPRESS about?: Jacques Tourneur Double Feature: CIRCLE OF DANGER, 1951, Warner Bros., 86 min. This suspenseful British-made adaptation of Philip MacDonald’s novel is expertly helmed by Jacques Tourneur and produced with Hitchcockian aplomb by Joan Harrison. Ray Milland journeys to Scotland to unravel the truth of his brother's strange death as a commando during World War II. BERLIN EXPRESS, 1948, Warner Bros., 87 min. Dir. Jacques Tourneur. Robert Ryan, Merle Oberon and Paul Lukas head an international cast in the first Hollywood film shot on location in Allied-occupied postwar Germany. A cadre of allied officials, headed by train to a peace conference, suddenly become detectives when Germany’s most outspoken peace activist goes missing. Introduction by Eddie Muller of the Film Noir Foundation.