The Prize (1963)



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Synopsis:
Based on the novel by Irving Wallace, The Prize takes place in Stockholm, where several laureates gather to accept their Nobel Prizes. At first, the film concentrates on iconoclastic novelist Paul Newman, but he is temporarily shunted to the background when physics expert Edward G. Robinson is kidnaped and replaced by his wicked twin brother. The real Robinson is to be spirited behind the Iron Curtain, while the "fake" Robinson is to disrupt the awards ceremony with an anti-American tirade. Newman gets wind of the plot, and with the help of Swedish foreign office functionary Elke Sommer, he endeavors to rescue the real Robinson and expose the phony-who has yet another trick up his sleeve before the film is over. We'll go along with the fantastic plot convolutions of The Prize, provided we don't have to swallow the premise of another man's voice emanating from that familiar Eddie Robinson mug.

~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
12/25/1963
Director Credit
Mark Robson Director
Cast Credit
Erik Holland Photographer
Lars Passgård
Noel Drayton Police Constable Strohm
Paul Busch
Jill Carson
Eugene Stutenroth
John Holland
Sigfrid Tor Swedish Waiter
Gregory Gaye Russian Reporter
Sven Hugo Borg Oscar Lindbloom
Carl Carlsson Swedish Visitor
Gregg Palmer Swedish Commentator
Albert Carrier French Reporter
Ivan Triesault Hotel porter
Otto Reichow Seaman
Edith Evanson Mrs. Ahlquist
Michel Panaieff French Correspondent
Robert Garrett
Harold Dyrenforth
Lester Matthews BBC News correspondent
Alice Frost Swedish woman
Peter Coe Officer
Sid Raymond Actor
Queenie Leonard Miss Fawley
Martin Brandt Steen Eckberg
Annalena Lund Blonde
Jerry Dunphy American TV News correspondent
Fred Scheiwiller Deck Hand
John Banner German correspondent
Teru Shimada Tokyo Correspondent
Anna Lee American Reporter
Ron Nyman Burly Swede
Mauritz Hugo Speaker
Grazia Narciso Mrs. Farelli
Ben Wright British Reporter
Sam Edwards Reporter
Peter Bourne
Paul Newman Andrew Craig
Edward G. Robinson Dr. Max Stratman
Elke Sommer Inger Lisa Andersen
Diane Baker Emily Stratman
Micheline Prelle Dr. Denise Marceau
Gérard Oury Dr. Claude Marceau
Sergio Fantoni Dr. Carlo Farelli
Kevin McCarthy Dr. John Garrett
Leo Grattan Carroll Count Bertil Jacobssen
Sacha Pitoeff Daranyi
Jacqueline Beer Monique Souvir
Johann Wenngraft Hans Eckart
Don Dubbins Ivar Cramer
Virginia Christine Mrs. Bergh
Rudolph Amendt Mr. Bergh
Martine Bartlett Saralee Garrett
Karl Swenson Hilding
John Qualen Oscar
Ned Wever Clark Wilson
Production Credits Credit
Pandro S. Berman Producer
Art Department Credit
Richard A. Pefferle Set Designer
Urie McCleary Art Director
George W. Davis Art Director
Henry W. Grace Set Designer
Film Camera Credit
William H. Daniels Cinematographer
Visual Effects Credit
Robert R. Hoag Special Effects
J. McMillan Johnson Special Effects
Buddy Gillespie Special Effects
Wardrobe Hair Makeup Credit
William J. Tuttle Makeup
Bill Thomas Costume Designer



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