Torn Curtain - Cast

Cast

  • Paul Newman as Professor Michael Armstrong
  • Julie Andrews as Sarah Sherman
  • Lila Kedrova as Countess Kuchinska
  • Hansjörg Felmy as Heinrich Gerhard
  • Tamara Toumanova as Ballerina
  • Wolfgang Kieling as Hermann Gromek
  • Ludwig Donath as Professor Gustav Lindt
  • Günter Strack as Professor Karl Manfred
  • David Opatoshu as Mr. Jacobi
  • Gisela Fischer as Dr. Koska
  • Mort Mills as Farmer
  • Carolyn Conwell as Farmer's Wife
  • Arthur Gould-Porter as Freddy, the Bookseller
  • Gloria Gorvin as Fräulein Mann
  • Robert Boon as Professor Winkelmann
  • Peter Bourne as Professor Olaf Hengström
  • Linda Carol as Dancer
  • Rico Cattani as Heinrich, Escape Bus Driver
  • Andrea Darvi as Gretl Koska
  • Maurice Doner as Hugo, Baggage Manager
  • Harold Dyrenforth as Otto Haupt
  • Horst Ebersberg as East German Interpreter
  • Ben Frommer as Sceptical-Looking Airline Passenger
  • Sasha Harden as Border Guard
  • Joe Harris as Ballet Member
  • Mischa Hausserman as Idealistic Young Man
  • Alfred Hitchcock as Man in Hotel Lobby with Baby
  • Erik Holland as Hotel Travel Clerk
  • Nancy Kilgas as Ballet Member
  • Peter Lorre Jr. as Taxi Driver (uncredited)
  • Jan Malmsjö as Swedish Photographer
  • Hedley Mattingly as Airline Official
  • Norbert Meisel as Factory Manager
  • Frank Oberschall as Airport Security Man
  • Gerd Rein as East German Arresting Officer in Bus Sequence
  • Gene Roth as Guard in Post Office
  • Norbert Schiller as Professor Gutman
  • Lyle Sudrow as Swedish Captain
  • Wilhelm von Homburg as Blonde Twin in Bus

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