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MysteryThriller

Dangerous Crossing

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A honeymoon aboard an ocean liner is cut short when the bride finds herself suddenly alone, and unable to convince anyone of her husband’s existence.

Release Date : 1953-07-22

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : 20th Century Fox

Production Country : United States of America

Alternative Titles :

Cast

Jeanne Crain

Character Name : Ruth Stanton Bowman

Original Name : Jeanne Crain

Gender : Female

Michael Rennie

Character Name : Dr. Paul Manning

Original Name : Michael Rennie

Gender : Male

Max Showalter

Character Name : Jim Logan

Original Name : Max Showalter

Gender : Male

Carl Betz

Character Name : John Bowman

Original Name : Carl Betz

Gender : Male

Mary Anderson

Character Name : Anna Quinn

Original Name : Mary Anderson

Gender : Female

Marjorie Hoshelle

Character Name : Kay Prentiss

Original Name : Marjorie Hoshelle

Gender : Female

Willis Bouchey

Character Name : Capt. Peters

Original Name : Willis Bouchey

Gender : Male

Yvonne Peattie

Character Name : Miss Bridges

Original Name : Yvonne Peattie

Gender : Female

Robert Adler

Character Name : Bartender (uncredited)

Original Name : Robert Adler

Gender : Male

Stanley Andrews

Character Name : Ship's Pilot (uncredited)

Original Name : Stanley Andrews

Gender : Male

Madge Blake

Character Name : Ship's Passenger (uncredited)

Original Name : Madge Blake

Gender : Female

Paul Bradley

Character Name : Ship's Passenger (uncredited)

Original Name : Paul Bradley

Gender : Male

Harry Carter

Character Name : Pool Attendant (uncredited)

Original Name : Harry Carter

Gender : Male

Bess Flowers

Character Name : Ship's Passenger (uncredited)

Original Name : Bess Flowers

Gender : Female

Anthony Jochim

Character Name : Baggage Steward (uncredited)

Original Name : Anthony Jochim

Gender : Male

Kenner G. Kemp

Character Name : Ship's Passenger (uncredited)

Original Name : Kenner G. Kemp

Gender : Male

Mike Lally

Character Name : Ship's Passenger (uncredited)

Original Name : Mike Lally

Gender : Male

Carl M. Leviness

Character Name : Ship's Passenger (uncredited)

Original Name : Carl M. Leviness

Gender : Male

Karl Ludwig Lindt

Character Name : Foreigner (uncredited)

Original Name : Karl Ludwig Lindt

Gender : Male

Adrienne Marden

Character Name : Telephone Operator (uncredited)

Original Name : Adrienne Marden

Gender : Female

Thomas Martin

Character Name : Ship's Passenger (uncredited)

Original Name : Thomas Martin

Gender : Male

Frank McLure

Character Name : Ship's Passenger (uncredited)

Original Name : Frank McLure

Gender : Male

Harold Miller

Character Name : Ship's Passenger (uncredited)

Original Name : Harold Miller

Gender : Male

Hans Moebus

Character Name : Ship's Passenger (uncredited)

Original Name : Hans Moebus

Gender : Male

Forbes Murray

Character Name : Ship's Passenger (uncredited)

Original Name : Forbes Murray

Gender : Male

Leoda Richards

Character Name : Ship's Passenger (uncredited)

Original Name : Leoda Richards

Gender : Female

Harry Seymour

Character Name : Steward (uncredited)

Original Name : Harry Seymour

Gender : Male

Charles Tannen

Character Name : Wine Steward (uncredited)

Original Name : Charles Tannen

Gender : Male

William Tannen

Character Name : Ship's Officer (uncredited)

Original Name : William Tannen

Gender : Male

Gayne Whitman

Character Name : Purser (uncredited)

Original Name : Gayne Whitman

Gender : Male

Reviews

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CinemaSerf

@Geronimo1967

2024-01-03

I though this had a little of "The Lady Vanishes" (1938) to it as we follow the adventures of "Ruth" (Jeanne Crain) aboard a cruise liner. She embarked with her new husband "John" but he's gone missing. Not just missing, but there's not a trace of him to be found anywhere. The Captain (Willis Bouchey) and ship's doctor "Manning" (Michael Rennie) are not convinced that she's the full shilling - and as she becomes more and more frantic and desperate most conclude that the man never existed in the first place! Gradually, though, we realise that this is quite a clever cat and mouse game with a man playing the poor woman like a fiddle for her fortune. Luckily the doctor seems to see some sanity in her behaviour and maybe, just maybe, he can help her thwart the plan to drive her mad - or, even, overboard! Crain holds this together well. She manages her voyage between lucidity and madness effectively and though Rennie is maybe just a little too insipid, it's still quite an engaging and intriguing maritime thriller with an haunting fog-horn sounding throughout like a mourning bell!