Submarine Alert

Nazis use a top secret transmitter to send secrets to an offshore Japanese submarine.

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DVD Features:

Rated: Not Rated
Run Time: 1 hours, 7 minutes
Video: Black & White
Released: January 27, 2004
Originally Released: 1943
Label: Alpha Video
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Packaging: Keep Case
Aspect Ratio: Full Frame - 1.33

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Richard Arlen & Wendy Barrie
Performer:		Maxwell Shane
Directed by		Frank McDonald
Screenplay by		Maxwell Shane

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Jan 14, 2007

Description by OLDIES.com:

Lee Deerhold (Richard Arlen) is an out-of-work radio engineer caring for a sick child. He is approached by two men who recruit him to work on a secret project. Lee soon realizes he is working for Nazi spies on an illegal transmitter designed to locate and obliterate Allied ships. The FBI and American military join in the race to locate and destroy the enemy's transmitter before more American lives are lost.

Product Description:

An out-of-work radio engineer (Richard Arlen) is recruited to work on a secret project by two strangers. After taking the job, he realizes that he is working for the Nazis, who have built a transmitter designed to locate Allied ships.

Keywords:

Action | War | WWII | Submarines | 1940s

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