Action in Arabia

Reporter Michael Gordon uncovers intrigue in Damascus, where the Allies and Nazis struggle for control of Arab sympathies.

Cast

George Sanders

as Michael Gordon

Virginia Bruce

as Yvonne

Lenore Aubert

as Mounirah al-Rashid

Gene Lockhart

as Josef Danesco

Robert Armstrong

as Matthew Reed

H.B. Warner

as Abdul al-Rashid

Alan Napier

as Eric Latimer

André Charlot

as Andre Leroux

Marcel Dalio

as Chakka - Arab Henchman at Airport

Jamiel Hasson

as Eben Kareem

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