Mission to Moscow (1943)

Rating: 5.4 of 10

Below is the list of the 241 actors that worked in Mission to Moscow. When you find the person you are looking for, click on the link to view a list of actors they have worked with.

Walter Huston as Ambassador Joseph E. Davies

Ann Harding as Mrs. Marjorie Davies

Oskar Homolka as Maxim Litvinov, Foreign Minister

George Tobias as Freddie

Gene Lockhart as Premier Molotov

Eleanor Parker as Emlen Davies

Richard Travis as Paul

Helmut Dantine as Maj. Kamenev

Victor Francen as Vyshinsky, chief trial prosecutor

Henry Daniell as Minister von Ribbentrop

Barbara Everest as Mrs. Litvinov

Dudley Field Malone as Winston Churchill

Roman Bohnen as Mr. Krestinsky

Maria Palmer as Tanya Litvinov

Moroni Olsen as Col. Faymonville

Minor Watson as Loy Henderson

Vladimir Sokoloff as Mikhail Kalinin, USSR president

Maurice Schwartz as Dr. Botkin

Joseph E. Davies as Himself - in Prologue

Adia Kuznetzoff as O.G.P.U. Man

Adolf E. Licho as Bookseller

Adolf Hitler as Himself

Adolph Faylauer as German Diplomat at Train Station

Al Kunde as Father

Albert D'Arno as Frenchman

Alex Akimoff as O.G.P.U. Man

Alex Chivra as Pierre Laval

Alex Melesh as Mr. Pyatakov

Alex Novinsky as Courtroom Reporter

Alexander Campbell as Senator

Alexander Granach as Russian Air Force Officer

Alfred Zeisler as German Train Conductor

Allen Jung as Japanese Diplomat

Anthony Eden as Himself

Art Gilmore as Commentator

Arthur Loft as Man with Microphone

Arthur Stuart Hull as Dinner Guest

Barbara Brown as Well-Wisher at Train

Barry Norton as Ball Guest

Ben Erway as Heckler

Ben Taggart as Guest at Davies' Speech

Bert Howard as Senator

Betty Roadman as Mother

Bill Kennedy as American Newsman

Bobbie Hale as Man at Inn

Carl M. Leviness as Reporter

Charles La Torre as Rosso - Italian Ambassador

Charles Lane as Man in Kitchenin Montage

Charles Legneur as Dancer at Ball

Charles Trowbridge as Secretary of State Cordell Hull

Christine Gordon as Parachutist

Clive Morgan as Anthony Eden

Colin Kenny as Parade Soldier Spectator

Constantine Romanoff as Accused Member of O.G.P.U.

Cyd Charisse as Galina Ulanova - Ballerina

Daniel Ocko as Mr. Yagoda

David Hoffman as Mr. Radek

Demetrius Alexis as O.G.P.U. Man

Donald Clayton as Vincent Massey

Doris Lloyd as Mrs. Churchill

Duncan Renaldo as Italian Reporter

Ed Agresti as Second Trial Judge

Eddie Kane as Heckler

Edmund Cobb as Heckler

Edward Keane as Isolationist

Edward Van Sloan as German Diplomat in Berlin

Egon Brecher as Heinrich Sahm

Elizabeth Archer as Elderly Woman

Emil Rameau as Ignacy Paderewski

Emmett King as British Delegate

Emory Parnell as Uncaring Businessman

Ernest Golm as Fat German

Ernie Adams as Heckler

Ernst Hausman as Ship's Steward

Erwin Kalser as German Businessman

Esther Zeitlin as Russian Woman

Eugene Borden as M. Delbeau - French Minister

Eugene Eberle as Son

Evelynne Smith as Daughter

Felix Basch as Dr. Hjalmar Schacht - Banker

Feodor Chaliapin Jr. as Shop Foreman

Ferdinand Schumann-Heink as German Reporter

Field Norton as Congressman

Forbes Murray as Isolationist

Francis Pierlot as Doctor

Frank Faylen as Reporter

Frank Ferguson as American Newsman

Frank Hemphill as Grandfather

Frank Jaquet as Dutch Banker

Frank McClure as Ball Guest, League of Nations Official

Frank Penny as Heckler

Frank Puglia as Trial Judge Ulrich

Frank Reicher as General von Koestrich - German ambassador

Frank Wayne as Heckler

Fred Aldrich as Man at Bar in Montage

Fred Essler as Dutch Banker

Frieda Inescort as Madame Molotov

Gabriel Lenoff as O.G.P.U. Man

Gene Gary as Russian Foreman

George Davis as French Reporter

George Glebeff as O.G.P.U. Man

George Lessey as Bill - Well-wisher

George M. Carleton as Congressman

George Sorel as German Bund Member

Georges Renavent as President Paul van Zeeland

Gino Corrado as Italian

Glen Walters as Mother

Glenn Strange as Southerner in Montage

Gregory Golubeff as Commandant of the Court

Hans Schumm as Train Gate Guard

Harold Miller as Congressman, Dancer at Ball

Harry Cording as Blacksmith

Henry Guttman as O.G.P.U. Man in Taxi

Henry Hebert as Isolaltionist

Henry Victor as Herr Schufeldt - Hamburg Official

Herbert Ashley as Electrician at Madison Square Garden

Herbert Evans as Courtroom Spectator

Herbert Heyes as Congressman

Hermann Göring as Himself

Hooper Atchley as Father

Howard M. Mitchell as Heckler

Igor Dega as Litvinov's Secretary

Irene Pedrini as Telephone Operator

Irina Semochenko as Parachutist

Isabel Withers as Well-Wisher at Train

Ivan Lebedeff as Mr. Rosengoltz

Ivan Triesault as Mr. Tukhachevsky

Jack Chefe as Newspaperman in Courtroom

Jack Gardner as Newsreel Photographer

Jack Kenney as Heckler

Jack Young as President Roosevelt

Jacqueline Dalya as Russian Girl

James Carlisle as American Senator

James Conaty as Dinner Guest

James Flavin as American Senator

Janet Martin as Natasha

Jean De Briac as French Maniac

Jean Del Val as Molotov's Secretary

Jean Wong as Parachutist

Jerome Cowan as Spendler

Jesse Graves as White House Butler

Joan Winfield as Telephone Operator

John Abbott as Grinko

John Dilson as American Senator

John Hamilton as Charlie - American Newsman

John Maxwell as Reporter at Train

John Wengraf as Polish Ambassador Grzybowski

Joseph Crehan as Reporter

Joseph Kamaryt as Old Russian

Joseph Stalin as Himself

Joseph W. Girard as American Senator

Kathleen Lockhart as Lady Chilston

Kenner G. Kemp as Newspaperman

Konstantin Shayne as Mr. Nikolai Bukharin

Kurt Katch as Gen. Semen Timoshenko

Lafe McKee as Radio Listener

Lala Detolly as Russian Woman

Leander De Cordova as Heckler

Lee Tung Foo as Tsiang Ting Fu - Chinese Ambassador

Leigh Whipper as Haile Selassie

Leonid Snegoff as Kommodov

Lionel Royce as Herr Schmidt

Lisa Golm as Train Passenger Arriving Late

Louis Jean Heydt as American Newsman

Louis Quince as Member of Parliament

Louis V. Arco as Train Announcer

Loulette Sablon as Telephone Operator

Luke Chan as Japanese Diplomat

Lumsden Hare as Lord Chilston

Manart Kippen as Joseph Stalin

Manuel París as Russian Military Policeman

Marek Windheim as Mr. Sokolnikov

Marie Melesh as Young Woman

Marion Lessing as Telephone Operator

Mark Strong as Englishman

Martin Noble as Russian Officer

Maurice Cass as Yugoslavian President

Mauritz Hugo as Heckler

Michael Mark as Timid Man

Michael Panaieff as Ulanova's Dancing Partner

Michael Visaroff as Barkov

Mike Mazurki as Russian Machinist Workman

Mike Tellegen as O.G.P.U. Man

Mischa Westfall as Petya

Monte Blue as Heckler

Morgan Brown as American Delegate

Nicholas Kobliansky as O.G.P.U. Man

Nico Romoff as Foreman

Nikolai Celikhovsky as Soviet Official

Nino Bellini as Italian Reporter

Noel Cravat as Workman

Olaf Hytten as Parliament Member

Olga Uljanovskaja as Russian Nurse

Oliver Blake as Heckler

Oliver Cross as Delegate Van deWater

Oliver Eckhardt as Radio Listener

Pat O'Malley as Irish-American in Montage

Patrica Fung as Chinese Girl

Paul Panzer as Court Attendant

Peggy Watts as Telephone Operator

Peter Chong as Japanese Ambassador Shigemitsu

Peter Michael as German Reporter

Pierre Watkin as Naval Attache

Ray Flynn as Isolationist

Ray Walker as Raymond - Davies' Butler

René Plaissetty as Coulendre

Richard Ryen as German Major

Robert Baikoff as Soldier

Robert Fischer as von Schulenberg

Robert Shayne as Engineer

Rolf Lindau as German Reporter

Rosa Margot as Russian Servant

Ross Ford as Johnny - Emlen's Well-Wisher at Train Station

Rudolf Steinboeck as German

Sam Ash as American Senator

Sam Goldenberg as Mr. Leon Trotsky

Sam Harris as Parade Spectator

Sam Savitsky as Spadebeard

Sándor Szabó as Ski Troop Lieutenant

Tamara Shayne as Russian Nurse

Tanya Samova as Flower Girl

Ted Billings as Man at Inn

Ted Jacques as Machinist

Tina Blagoi as Russian Woman

Tina Menard as Telephone Operator

Tom Tully as American Engineer in Russia

Vera Richkova as Parachutist

Victor Wong as Japanese Diplomat

Virginia Christine as Maria - Beautician

Vyacheslav Molotov as Himself

Wallis Clark as Well-wisher with Bill

Wally Dean as Isolaltionist

Warren Douglas as Emlen's Well-Wisher at Train Station

Wilbur Mack as American Newsman

William B. Davidson as Senator

William Forrest as American Newsman

William Gould as Isolationist

Winston Churchill as Himself

Yvonne Hendricks as Minister's Wife

Zina Torchina as Parachutist

Zoia Karabanova as Russian Train Engineer