Cast
- Hedy Lamarr as Delilah
- Victor Mature as Samson
- George Sanders as The Saran of Gaza
- Angela Lansbury as Semadar
- Henry Wilcoxon as Ahtur
- Russ Tamblyn as Saul
- Olive Deering as Miriam
- Edgar Dearing - Tax collector
- Fay Holden as Hazeleponit
- Julia Faye as Haisham, Delilah's maid
- William Farnum as Tubal, father of Delilah and Semadar
- Lane Chandler as Teresh
- Moroni Olsen as Targif
- Francis McDonald as Storyteller
- Wee Willie Davis as Garmiskar
- John Miljan as Lesh Lakish
- George Reeves as Wounded messenger
- Nils Asther as Prince
- Mike Mazurki as Leader of Philistine soldiers
- Jeff York as Spectator at temple (uncredited)
- Harry Cording as Prince (uncredited)
- Jerry Maren had a bit role (uncredited)
- Robert St. Angelo as Soldier (uncredited)
- Margaret Field as Spectator at Temple (uncredited)
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