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Movie
36 Hours
Synopsis
In 1950, Maj. Jefferson Pike (James Garner), an Army intelligence agent who served with distinction in World War II, awakens in a hospital with severe amnesia. He isn't sure where he is, how he got there, or even who the woman at his side is, even though the doctor tells him that her name is Anna (Eva Marie Saint) and that she is his wife. The doctor instructs Pike to recall, in as much detail as possible, what he was doing before the accident that caused his traumatic memory loss. But the doctor isn't a doctor, Anna isn't Pike's wife, it isn't 1950, and he isn't in an American hospital. World War II is still very much in progress, and Pike is being duped in an elaborate scheme prepared by Maj. Walter Gerber (Rod Taylor), a German intelligence agent. Gerber is trying to trick a drugged and suggestible Pike into telling him everything he knows, as the injured soldier lies in a Bavarian military hospital after being taken prisoner. Will Pike be able to see through the cracks in Gerber's facade before he spills the beans that could mean death and defeat for American soldiers? 36 Hours was later remade for TV under the title Breaking Point. TV fans will want to keep an eye peeled for bit parts by James Doohan from Star Trek and John Banner from Hogan's Heroes.
Cast
- James Garner
- Rod Taylor
- Eva Marie Saint
- Werner Peters
- Alan Napier
- Celia Lovsky
- Oscar Beregi
- John Banner
- Ed Gilbert
- Russell Thorson
- Oscar Beregi Jr.
- Sig Ruman
- Karl Held
- Martin Kosleck
- Marjorie Bennett
- Henry Rowland
- Otto Reichow
- Hilda Plowright
- Walter Friedel
- Joseph Mell
- John Gilgreen
- Michael Stroka
- Leslie E. Bradley
- Chris Anders
- Kurt Lander
- James Doohan
- Eric Micklewood
- Joe Di Reda
- Richard Peel
- Roy Eason
- Leslie Bradley
- Louis Sarrano
- Luis Delgado
- Harold Dyrenforth
- Danny Klega
- Walter Janowitz
- Charles Hradilac
- Rudolph Anders
- Norbert Schiller
- John Dennis
- Jeff Morris
- Barry Macollum
- Roy Jenson
- John Hart
- Howard Curtis
- Owen McGiveney
- Henry dar Boggia
- Rolfe Sedan
- George Dee
- Werner Reichow
- Paul Busch
- Chic Masi
- Charles Bastian
- Horst Ebersberg
- William Tuttle
- Edith Head
- Stan Smith
- Edward Carfagno
- Kort Falkenberg
- Adrienne Fazan
- George Seaton
- Philip Lathrop
- George W. Davis
- Edward C. Carfagno