Foreign Correspondent (1940) - trailers
Trailers for Foreign Correspondent (1940).
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(c) Warner Brothers
caption: EXTRA!
caption: Amsterdam: CAMERA RECORDS ASSASSINATION OF INTERNATIONAL
POLITICAL LEADER!
(McCrea) Hello ladies and gentlemen, this is Johnny Jones, the Globe's
syndicate speaking to you from Amsterdam, Holland, where I've
been an eyewitness to the assassination of the Dutch cabinet
minister, Van Meer, the key figure of European politics.
An hour ago I arrived from London by plane to meet Van Meer.
As I waited for him on the steps to the Peace Palace, he
alighted from his car and made his way toward me. Halfway, he
was stopped by a news photographer who asked for a picture.
Van Meer consented and was shot dead by a revolver held close
to the photographer's camera. Bystanders rushed to Van Meer's
aid and I pursued the assassin through the crowd, only to lose
him in traffic.
(McCrea) Follow that car! Quick!
(McCrea) Say you better get out of here, this might be dangerous.
(Day) Don't be silly. Drive on!
(Sanders) What's the trouble? Who's been shot?
(McCrea) Van Meer. Assassinated.
(Sanders) Dead?
(McCrea) Looks like it.
caption: THE THRILL SPECTACLE OF THE YEAR
caption: "FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT"
caption: by ALFRED HITCHCOCK
who directed
"REBECCA"
(boy) I can't see!
(Gwenn) Here, here. There you are, me boy. Oh!
(Sanders) I'm afraid you'll have to keep the girl there much longer
than we planned.
(McCrea) But that's absolutely impossible!
(Sanders) I think you better keep the girl off for the rest of the night.
(McCrea) Well, I can't very well explain, but I simply couldn't pull a
thing like that!
(McCrea) If you know how much I loved you, you'd faint. There. Now what
did I tell you?
(voice) Joel McCray, Laraine Day, Herbert Marshall, George Sanders,
Albert Basserman, Robert Benchley.
caption: THE MOST THRILLING SCENE EVER FILMED!
caption: JOEL McCREA
LARAINE DAY
HERBERT MARSHALL
GEORGE SANDERS
ALBERT BASSERMAN
ROBERT BENCHLEY
and a supporting cast of thousands
caption: Walter Wanger
PRESENTS
Alfred Hitchcock's
spectacular production
"FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT"
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