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Betrayal from the East ()


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Before World War II, Japanese spies seek secrets of the Panama Canal.

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Eddie Carter
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Peggy Harrison
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Lt. Cmdr. Miyazaki, alias Tani
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Agent Posing as 'Sgt. Jimmy Scott'
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Yamato
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Kato
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Capt. Bates
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Purdy - G-2 Agent
Hugh Ho Chang ...
Mr. Araki (as Hugh Hoo)
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Omaya (as Sen Young)
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Kurt Guenther
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Jack Marsden
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Charlie Hildebrand (as Jason Robards)
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News Commentator
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Carter's Showgirl (uncredited)
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Drunk at Carnival Show (uncredited)
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Carter's Showgirl (uncredited)
Early Cantrell ...
American Cafe Waitress (uncredited)
Fred Carpenter ...
Newsboy (uncredited)
Keye Chang ...
Japanese Consul (uncredited)
Peter Chong ...
Capt. Yasuda (uncredited)
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(uncredited)
Harold Fong ...
Ship's Mate (uncredited)
Paul Fung ...
Torture Master (uncredited)
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(uncredited)
Sherry Hall ...
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Carter's Showgirl (uncredited)
Eric Hansen ...
Holtzig (uncredited)
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Hirohito (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
David Hong ...
Japanese Spy (uncredited)
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(uncredited)
Lee Hu ...
Japanese Spy (uncredited)
Howard Johnson ...
Wilheim (uncredited)
Len King ...
Japanese Spy (uncredited)
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(uncredited)
George Lee ...
Japanese Bellboy in Panama (uncredited)
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Restaurant Fortune Teller (uncredited)
Weaver Levy ...
Panama Cabbie-Spy (uncredited)
Manuel López ...
Panama City Waiter (uncredited)
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Panama Travel Desk Clerk (uncredited)
Lee Phelps ...
Immigration Officer with Black Hatband (uncredited)
Alfred Song ...
Itoh (uncredited)
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Keller (uncredited)
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Carter's Showgirl (uncredited)
H.T. Tsiang ...
Japanese Spy (uncredited)
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Brunzman (uncredited)
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Helga (uncredited)
Alan Ward ...
Patrolman at Accident (uncredited)
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Doctor at Accident (uncredited)
Jean Wong ...
Ms. Morita (uncredited)
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Joe (uncredited)
Guy Zanette ...
Desk Clerk (uncredited)

Directed by

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William Berke

Written by

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Alan Hynd ... (novel)
 
Aubrey Wisberg ... (adaptation)
 
Kenneth Gamet ... (screenplay) and
Aubrey Wisberg ... (screenplay)

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Sid Rogell ... executive producer
Herman Schlom ... producer

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Roy Webb

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Russell Metty ... director of photography

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Duncan Mansfield

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Ralph Berger
Albert S. D'Agostino

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Darrell Silvera
William Stevens

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Edward Stevenson ... (gowns)

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Maurice Seiderman ... makeup artist (uncredited)

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Sam Ruman ... assistant director

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Terry Kellum ... sound re-recordist
Jean L. Speak ... sound recordist

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Vernon L. Walker ... special effects

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C. Bakaleinikoff ... musical director

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Ben Bard ... dialogue director
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Plot Summary

Just before World War II, Japan plants a network of spies and saboteurs in California. Agent Kato, seeking secrets of the Panama canal, recruits carnival barker Eddie Carter, who was there in the army. Also interested in Eddie is alluring Peggy Harrison: another secret agent?. Not as inclined to treason as Kato hoped, Eddie becomes a double agent in a deadly game against a devilish enemy. Written by Rod Crawford

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Taglines Expose of JAPANAZIS IN AMERICA! (original poster) See more »
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Also Known As
  • Trahison japonaise (France)
  • Traïció des de l'est (Spain, Catalan title)
  • I kitrini apeili (Greece)
  • Zdrada (Poland)
  • G 2 servizio segreto (Italy)
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  • 82 min
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Trivia This film's earliest documented telecasts took place in Salt Lake City Thursday 31 May 1956 on KUTV (Channel 2) and in Altoona Saturday 9 June 1956 on WFBG (Channel 10); it first aired in Detroit Thursday 16 August 1956 on WJBK (Channel 2), in Columbus Saturday 1 September 1956 on WLW-C (Channel 4), in Philadelphia Friday 14 September 1956 on WFIL (Channel 6), in San Francisco Saturday 22 September 1956 on KPIX (Channel 5), in Fort Worth Saturday 29 September 1956 on WBAP (Channel 5), in New York City Monday 15 October 1956 on WRCA (Channel 4), in St. Petersburg Sunday 18 November 1956 on WSUN (Channel 38), in both Washington DC and in Green Bay WI Monday 3 December 1956 on WTTG (Channel 5) and on WMBV (Channel 11), and in Pittsburgh (appropriately) Friday 7 December 1956 on KDKA (Channel 2). See more »

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