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None Shall Escape (1944) - film poster, directed by André de Toth

None Shall Escape

1944
1h 25min United States of America Feature
Directed by
André de Toth
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Synopsis

Through flashbacks going as far back as the end of WW1, the story of a Nazi war criminal is exposed during his trial.

None Shall Escape (1944) is a 1h 25min war feature film by André de Toth. Through flashbacks going as far back as the end of WW1, the story of a Nazi war criminal is exposed during his trial.

Key facts

Cast Marsha Hunt, Alexander Knox, Henry Travers, Erik Rolf, Dorothy Morris, Richard Crane, Ruth Nelson, Richard Hale
Original language English
First release February 3, 1944 (United States)
Production companies Columbia Pictures

Crew

Screenplay Lester Cole
Producer Samuel Bischoff
Cinematography Lee Garmes
Editing Charles Nelson
Music Ernst Toch

Stills

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Releases & classifications
Theatrical United States February 3, 1944
Full credits
Director André de Toth
Cast Marsha Hunt (Marja Pacierkowski), Alexander Knox (Wilhelm Grimm), Henry Travers (Father Warecki), Erik Rolf (Karl Grimm), Dorothy Morris (Janina Paeierkowski), Richard Crane (Willie Grimm as a Man), Ruth Nelson (Alice Grimm), Richard Hale (Rabbi David Levin), Kurt Kreuger (Lt. Gersdorf), Trevor Bardette (Jan Stys as a Man), Frank Jaquet (Dr. Matek), Ray Teal (Oremski), Art Smith (Stys), Shirley Mills (Anna Oremska), George Lessey (Presiding Judge), Elvin Field (Jan Stys as a Boy), Dick Gordon (Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)), Fred Aldrich (Man at Ceremony (uncredited)), Felix Basch (Nazi Official (uncredited)), Sven Hugo Borg (German Soldier (uncredited)), Janet Chapman (Girl in Marketplace (uncredited)), Wong Chung (Member of Tribunal (uncredited)), Bill Clauson (Schoolboy (uncredited)), Eileen Coghlan (Townsman (uncredited)), Kernan Cripps (Townsman (uncredited)), Frank Darien (Old Man (uncredited)), Billy Dawson (Willie - Age 15 (uncredited)), Angelo Desfis (Townsman (uncredited)), Arno Frey (German Officer (uncredited)), Joyce Gardner (Baby at Table (uncredited)), Jesse Graves (Member of Tribunal (uncredited)), Charles Haefeli (Peasant Driver (uncredited)), Bonnie Henjum (Elsa - Age 11 (uncredited)), Stuart Holmes (Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)), Carl M. Leviness (Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)), Caryl Lincoln (Housekeeper (uncredited)), Rolf Lindau (Policeman (uncredited)), George Lynn (Otto - S.S. Officer (uncredited)), Gerald Mackey (Schoolboy (uncredited)), George Magrill (Policeman (uncredited)), Michael Mark (Old Man (uncredited)), Thomas Martin (Man at Ceremony (uncredited)), John Merton (Townsman (uncredited)), Peter Michael (German Soldier (uncredited)), Larry Olsen (Willie - Age 5 (uncredited)), Rose Plumer (Stys' Wife (uncredited)), Mila Rich (Schoolgirl (uncredited)), Drew Roddy (Willie - Age 10 (uncredited)), William Ruhl (Policeman (uncredited)), Bobby Samarzich (Schoolboy (uncredited)), Victor Travis (Townsman (uncredited)), Philip Van Zandt (Captain (uncredited)), Ernö Verebes (Court Clerk (uncredited)), Hansel Warner (Wounded Soldier (uncredited)), Rudy Wissler (Schoolboy (uncredited)), Hank Worden (German Motorcycle Soldier (uncredited))
Screenplay Lester Cole
Story Alfred Neumann, Joseph Than
Producer Samuel Bischoff
Cinematography Lee Garmes
Editing Charles Nelson
Music Ernst Toch
Sound Lodge Cunningham
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q3343345
IMDb tt0037136
TMDB 48989
CQ 64382

Additional data: TMDB.

Source: Cinémathèque québécoise, linked catalogue data (CC BY 4.0)

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