The Conspirators

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The Conspirators is a 1944 World War II-era spy thriller film, often seen as a companion piece to Casablanca, in which Paul Henreid plays a resistance leader entangled in intrigue in Nazi-occupied Europe.

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instanceOf World War II film
film
spy thriller film
artDirectionBy Anton Grot
basedOn novel "The Conspirators" by Fredric Prokosch
cinematography Arthur Edeson
comparativeWork Casablanca
costumeDesignBy Leah Rhodes
countryOfOrigin United States
dialogueLanguage English
director Jean Negulesco
distributionFormat theatrical release
distributor Warner Bros.
editor Owen Marks
era Golden Age of Hollywood
filmFormat black-and-white film
filmingStudio Warner Bros. Studios, Burbank
genre spy film
thriller film
war film
leadActor Paul Henreid
leadActress Hedy Lamarr
mainCharacter resistance leader played by Paul Henreid
motionPictureRatingSystem Production Code era
musicBy Max Steiner
narrativeTheme espionage
resistance against Nazism
romantic intrigue
notableFor similarities in tone and cast to Casablanca
originalLanguage English
producer Hal B. Wallis
Jack L. Warner
linked to: Jack Warner
productionCompany Warner Bros.
releaseYear 1944
screenwriter Laird Doyle
setting Lisbon
Nazi-occupied Europe
starring Eduardo Ciannelli
Hedy Lamarr
Joseph Calleia
Paul Henreid
Peter Lorre
Sydney Greenstreet
Victor Francen
Vladimir Sokoloff
timePeriod World War II
title The Conspirators

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Paul Henreid notableWork The Conspirators
Jean Negulesco directed The Conspirators
The Conspirators title The Conspirators