A Foreign Affair
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In post-war Berlin, an American Army Captain finds himself caught in a personal dilemma, torn between the allure of a former Nazi cafe singer and a determined US Congresswoman probing her past. As the Captain navigates this tense landscape, emotions run high, and allegiances are tested. It’s a gripping story of love and loyalty where moral complexities unfold against the backdrop of a city trying to piece itself back together.
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Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance, Undefined
Director: Billy Wilder
Actors: Albin Robeling, Bert Moorhouse, Bert Stevens, Bob Simpson, Bobby Watson, Boyd Davis, Charles Meredith, Chester Hayes, Christa Walton, Damian O'Flynn, Don Lynch, Edward Van Sloan, Eric Wyland, Fay Wall, Frank Fenton, Frank Popovich, Frank Yaconelli, Freddie Steele, Friedrich Hollaender, George Kachin, George M. Carleton, George Paris, George Unanoff, Gordon Jones, Gregory Merims, Hans Herbert, Harland Tucker, Harry Lauter, Hazard Newberry, Henry Kulky, Henry Vroom, Howard Joslin, Ilka Grüning, Jack Vlaskin, James Larmore, Jean Arthur, Jerry James, Jimmie Dundee, John Lund, John Shay, Kenneth Lundy, Larry Nunn, Len Hendry, Leo Gregory, Lisa Golm, Marlene Dietrich, Michael Raffetto, Millard Mitchell, Nicholas L. Zane, Nick Abramoff, Norman Leavitt, Otto Reichow, Otto Waldis, Pat Shade, Paul Lees, Paul Panzer, Peter Similuk, Peter von Zerneck, Phyllis Kennedy, Raymond Bond, Rex Lease, Richard Ryen, Robert Malcolm, Sergei N. Vonesky, Stanley Prager, Ted Cottle, Vilmos Gymes, Walter Thiele, William F. Sheehan, William Murphy, William Sabbot, William Self, Willy Kaufman, Zina Dennis, Zivko Simunovich
Country: United States, United States of America
Company: Paramount Pictures
Awards: 2 nominations for Oscar
Budget: 1,500,000
Worldwide Gross: $157
Duration: 1h 56min
Release: 1948
Release Date: 1948-08-20
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