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_a"I was an American Spy" [videorecording] / _cscreenplay by Sam Roeca ; produced by David Diamond ; directed by Lesley Selander |
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_aBurbank, CA. : _bWarner Home Video, _c©1951, 1979, 2009 |
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_a1 videodisc (85 min.) : _bsd., b&w ; _c4 3/4 in. |
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500 | _aAn Allied Artists picture starring Ann Dvorak, Gene Evans with Douglas Kennedy, Richard Loo, Lisa Ferraday, Philip Ahn | ||
520 | _a"This beautiful soldier carries a lipstick instead of a gun! One of World War II's most incredible true tales -- that of Claire Philips, America's own Mata Hari -- comes to life in this riveting screen saga. In the Philippine jungles, club singer Claire hastily marries a GI, only to see him cut down by attacking Japanese troops. Rescued by underground US guerillas, she's inspired to get revenge in a most unusual manner -- by opening up a ritzy Manila nightclub. The joint's high-ranking enemy patrons know Claire as svelte Madame Tsubaki, while the Yanks code-name her "High Pockets" for stashing enemy intel in her décolletage. After smuggling valuable Axis secrets and supplies, she's discovered -- and sentenced to die at dawn! Ann Dvorak (from the original Scarface) lights up the screen with glamour and sheer guts in this timeless tale of dauntless female heroism." | ||
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_aWorld War, 1939-1945 _xDrama _95730 |
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_aWar widows _xDrama _95731 |
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_a Espionage _xDrama _95732 |
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_aSelander, Lesley _edirector _95733 |
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_aDiamond, David _eproducer _95734 |
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_aRoeca, Sam _escreenplay _95735 |
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