Lisbon (1956)

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Written by John Tucker Battle, Martin Rackin

Directed by Ray Milland

Running Time: 90 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1956

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Ray Milland directs and stars in this taut spy thriller set in the city of Lisbon. He plays American smuggler Robert John Evans who's hired by the enigmatic, beautiful Sylvia Merrill to go behind the Iron Curtain to locate her missing husband Lloyd. But she'd prefer him to be brought back dead rather than alive - she just needs his body in order to claim his fortune. But Evans is no fool and realises that Merrill and her co-conspirator Aristide Mavros won't need him after he's done the job. Can he double-bluff them in time to save his own skin?

When is Lisbon next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Channel 4 November 16th, 1:40pm and on Channel 4 HD November 16th, 1:40pm. See more...

Cast

Ray MillandCapt. Robert John Evans
Maureen O'HaraSylvia Merrill
Claude RainsAristides Mavros
Yvonne FurneauxMaria Maddalena Masanet
Francis LedererSeraphim
Percy MarmontLloyd Merrill
Jay NovelloInsp. Joao Casimiro Fonseca
Edward ChapmanEdgar Selwyn
Harold JamiesonPhilip Norworth
Humberto MadeiraTio Rabio

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