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| | == Cast == | | == Cast == |
| − | * [[Frank Sinatra]] as [[Captain (rank)|Captain]] (later [[Major (rank)|Major]]) Bennett Marco, [[United States Army|USA]], veteran of the [[Korean War]] and attached to Army G-2. | + | * [[Frank Sinatra]] as Captain (later Major) Bennett Marco, [[United States Army|USA]], veteran of the [[Korean War]] and attached to Army G-2. |
| | ** [[Janet Leigh]] as Eugenie Rose "Rosie" Cheney, a girl who takes an interest in Major Marco. | | ** [[Janet Leigh]] as Eugenie Rose "Rosie" Cheney, a girl who takes an interest in Major Marco. |
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| − | * [[Laurence Harvey]] as former [[Staff Sergeant]] Raymond Shaw, USA, the chief suspect. | + | * [[Laurence Harvey]] as former Staff Sergeant Raymond Shaw, USA, the war hero brainwashed by the enemy. |
| − | ** [[James Gregory]] as [[United States Senate|Senator]] John Irkes Iselin ([[Republican|R]]-[[New York State|NY]]), his stepfather and seeker of the nomination for [[Vice President of the United States]].<ref name=Iselin>The identification of Senators Iselin and Jordan as Republicans is tentative. It is based on Raymond Shaw's identification of his first civilian employer, Holborn Gaines, as a Republican, an identification that he offers to his mother as proof that Mr. Gaines is not a Communist. Senators Iselin and Jordan constitute the New York delegation to the Senate because they clearly both reside in New York.</ref> | + | ** James Gregory] as Senator John Irkes Iselin of New York State; Shaw's stepfather and seeker of the nomination for Vice President.<ref name=Iselin>The identification of Senators Iselin and Jordan as Republicans is tentative. It is based on Raymond Shaw's identification of his first civilian employer, Holborn Gaines, as a Republican, an identification that he offers to his mother as proof that Mr. Gaines is not a Communist. Senators Iselin and Jordan constitute the New York delegation to the Senate because they clearly both reside in New York.</ref> |
| − | ** [[Angela Lansbury]] as Mrs. Iselin, Raymond Shaw's mother and Senator Iselin's wife. That her first name is never spoken in dialogue might or might not be significant. | + | ** [[Angela Lansbury]] as Mrs. Iselin, Raymond Shaw's mother and Senator Iselin's wife. . |
| − | ** [[Henry Silva]] as Chunjin, a [[Korea]]n interpreter (and Communist spy). | + | ** Henry Silva as Chunjin, a Korean interpreter (and Communist spy). |
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| − | * [[John McGiver]] as Senator Thomas Jordan (R-NY), a political rival of Senator Iselin. He and Iselin despise one another. | + | * John McGiver as Senator Thomas Jordan, of New York, a political rival of Senator Iselin. He and Iselin despise one another. |
| − | ** [[Leslie Parrish]] as Jocelyn "Jocie" Jordan, his daughter, in love with Shaw. | + | ** Leslie Parrish as Jocelyn "Jocie" Jordan; Senator Jordan's daughter, in love with Shaw. |
| − | | + | * Khigh Dhiegh as Dr. Yen Lo, chief consulting psychiatrist, Pavlov Institute, Moscow |
| − | * [[Khigh Dhiegh]] as Dr. Yen Lo, chief consulting psychiatrist, Pavlov Institute, [[Moscow]], [[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics|USSR]] | + | * James Edwards as Corporal Alan Melvin, USA, another veteran of Korea. |
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| − | * [[James Edwards]] as [[Corporal]] Alan Melvin, USA, another veteran of Korea. | |
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| | == Plot == | | == Plot == |