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Captured!
Year: 1933
Runtime:69 min
Film Language(s): English
Film Country(s): USA
Genre(s): War, Drama, Romance
Filmed in: Black and White
Sound: Mono
Plot:
Captain Fred Allison is in a German Prisoner of War Camp.
Director(s): Roy Del Ruth
Producer(s): Edward Chodorov producer
Cast:
Leslie Howard - Captain Fred Allison
Douglas Fairbanks Jr. - Lieutenant Fred 'Dig' Digby
Paul Lukas - Colonel Carl Ehrlich
Margaret Lindsay - Monica A. Allison
Robert Barrat - The Commandant
Arthur Hohl - Cocky
John Bleifer - Strogin
William Le Maire - Joe 'Tex' Martin (as William LeMaire)
J. Carrol Naish - Cpl. Guarand (as J. Carroll Naish)
Philip Faversham - Lieutenant Haversham (as Phillip Faversham)
Frank Reicher - Herr Hauptman, the Adjutant
Joyce Coad - Elsa the German Milkmaid
Bert Sprotte - Sergeant Major
Harry Cording - First Orderly
Halliwell Hobbes - British Major General (as Halliwell Hobbs)
Robert Adair - Provost Marshal Officer (uncredited)
Harry Allen - British Soldier Giving German a Cigarette (uncredited)
William Bailey - German Orderly (uncredited)
Glen Cavender - German Sergeant at POW Camp (uncredited)
Leyland Hodgson - Major Hudson, British Officer Delivering Letter (uncredited)
Hans Joby - Huntz, the 2nd Orderly (Ehrlich's) (uncredited)
John Merton - Prisoner of War (uncredited)
Paul Panzer - German Soldier Holding Newspaper (uncredited)
Reginald Pasch - Elsa's Lover (uncredited)
Desmond Roberts - British Officer in the Trench (uncredited)
Gustav von Seyffertitz - German Military Judge (uncredited)
Paul Yetter - German Shot by Pistol (uncredited)
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