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Mystery

Flight to Nowhere

- Atomic secrets stolen by international terrorists!

A couple on board a plane find themselves mixed up in a plot to steal atomic secrets.

Release Date : 1946-09-30

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Golden Gate PicturesUniversal Pictures

Production Country : United States of America

Alternative Titles :

Cast

Alan Curtis

Character Name : Hobe Carrington

Original Name : Alan Curtis

Gender : Male

Evelyn Ankers

Character Name : Catherine Forrest

Original Name : Evelyn Ankers

Gender : Female

Micheline Cheirel

Character Name : Dolly Lorraine

Original Name : Micheline Cheirel

Gender : Female

Roland Varno

Character Name : James Van Bush

Original Name : Roland Varno

Gender : Male

Jerome Cowan

Character Name : Gerald Porter

Original Name : Jerome Cowan

Gender : Male

John Craven

Character Name : Claude Forrest

Original Name : John Craven

Gender : Male

Jack Holt

Character Name : Bob Donovan

Original Name : Jack Holt

Gender : Male

Inez Cooper

Character Name : Irene Allison

Original Name : Inez Cooper

Gender : Female

Gordon Richards

Character Name : Thomas R. Walker

Original Name : Gordon Richards

Gender : Male

Michael Visaroff

Character Name : Joseph Herman Ruehl

Original Name : Michael Visaroff

Gender : Male

Hoot Gibson

Character Name : Sheriff Bradley

Original Name : Hoot Gibson

Gender : Male

Donald Kerr

Character Name : Stable Hand

Original Name : Donald Kerr

Gender : Male

Jan Merlin

Character Name : (Unconfirmed) Hotel Bellboy

Original Name : Jan Merlin

Gender : Male

Reviews

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CinemaSerf

@Geronimo1967

2022-07-07

A pretty dreadful effort all round, this. We start with the murder of an agent carrying nuclear secrets and end up with a pretty shambolic tale of espionage and treachery. Who's doing what to whom and why is subsumed quickly into a mire of poor acting and an even more stolid script. Much of it is set outdoors and the quality of the technical effort here has stood up quite well - but I'm afraid this is just a dud.