Two Men in Manhattan (1959)
Overview
Two French journalists become embroiled in a criminal plot in New York City involving a disappeared United Nations diplomat.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 5.09 |
Directed By
Jean-Pierre Melville
Crew
Jean-Pierre Melville
Monique Bonnot
Florence Melville
Jean-Pierre Melville
Alain Térouanne
Nicolas Hayer
Christian Chevallier
Daniel Guéret
Yannick Andrei
Martial Solal
Charles L. Bitsch
Jacques Gallois
Françoise Bonnot
Claude Beaugé
Paul Bonneau
Ghislaine Du Sire
Jacques Carrère
Guy André
Jacques Lang
George Balland
Roger Bar
Martine Sachot
Florence Melville
Raymond Aupée
Charles L. Bitsch
Urbain Loiseau
Marcel Corvaisier
Albert Raisner
Philippe Schwab
Michael Shrayer
Bernard Hulin
TOP CAST
Jean-Pierre Melville
Moreau
Pierre Grasset
Pierre Delmas
Christiane Eudes
Anne Fèvre-Berthier
Ginger Hall
Judith Nelson
Jean Darcante
Rouvier
Paula Dehelly
Mme. Fèvre-Berthier
Colette Fleury
The Secretary
Monique Hennessy
Gloria
Billy Kearns
Security man at Ridgewood Tavern
Jean Lara
Aubert
Michèle Bailly
Bessie Reed (as Michele Bailly)
Glenda Leigh
The Singer
Gloria Kayser
Une Fille
Billy Beck
Le Partenaire de Judith Nelson sur Scène
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