The Big Lift 1950 DVD Film Drama Montgomery Clift Paul Douglas Cornell Borchers Bruni Lobel O.E. Has

The Big Lift 1950 DVD Film Drama Montgomery Clift Paul Douglas Cornell Borchers Bruni Lobel O.E. Hasse Dante V. Morel John R. Maso, Released on April 26, 1950: Montgomery Clift is a U.S. soldier caught in the Russian sector of Berlin after the end of World War Two, and Paul Douglas is a soldier who meets the German guard who beat him in a prison camp during the war. Joseph H. Lewis: George Seaton 1h 27min 2h. Cornel Wilde (Police Leutenant Leonard Diamond), Jean Wallace (Susan Lowell), Richard Conte (Mr. Brown), Brian Donlevy (Joe McClure), Lee Van Cleef (henchman Fante), Robert Middleton (Police Captain Peterson), Earl Holliman (henchman Mingo), Helen Walker (Alicia Brown), Jay Adler (Police Detective Sam Hill, Diamond's partner), John Hoyt (Nils Dreyer), Ted de Corsia (Ralph Bettini), Helene Stanton (Rita), Roy Gordon (Audubon), and Steve Mitchell (Bennie Smith, the boxer), Baynes Barron (young detective), James McCallion (Frank the lab technician), Tony Michaels (the photo technician), Brian O'Hara (Attorney Malloy), Rita Gould (nurse), Bruce Sharpe (detective), Michael Mark (Fred, hotel clerk), Donna Drew (Miss Hartleby), Eve Bernhardt (cabaret showgirl), Jack Chefe (waiter), James Conaty (dance extra at the club), Jakob Gimpel (pianist), Herbert Lytton (waiter) Montgomery Clift (Sergeant First Class Dany MacCullough), Paul Douglas (Master Sergeant Henry 'Hank' Kowalski), Cornell Borchers (Frederica Burkhardt), Bruni Lobel (Gerda), O.E. Hasse (Stieber), Dante V. Morel (himself, Captain Dante Morel), John R. Mason (himself, Captain John Mason), Gail R. Plush (himself, Captain Gail Plush), Mack Blevins (himself, Captain Mack Blevins), William A. Stewart (himself, Captain William Stewart), Alfred L. Freiburger (himself, First Lieutenant Alfred Freiburger), Gerald Arons (himself, First Lieutenant Gerald Arons), James Wilson (himself, First Lieutenant James Wilson), Richard A. Kellogg (himself, First Lieutenant Richard Kellogg), Roy R. Steele (himself, First Lieutenant Roy Steele), James H. Blankenship (himself, Staff Sergeant James Blankenship), Harold E. Bamford (himself, Staff Sergeant Harold Bamford), D.R. Simmons (himself, Staff Sergeant D.R. Simmons), O.B. Schultz (himself, Sergeant O.B. Schultz), Andrew Shamlee (himself, Sergeant Andrew Shamlee), Elbert Garrett (himself, Sergeant Elbert Garrett), Billy Pierson (himself, Sergeant Billy Pierson), Donald R. Neild (himself, Corporal Donald Neild), Herman Dornbusch (himself, Sergeant Herman Dornbusch), William L. Davenport (himself, Private First Class William Davenport), William J. Hardiman (himself, Private First Class William Hardiman), Donald W. Keniston (himself, Private First Class Donald Keniston), T.F. Lancer (himself, Lieutenant Colonal T.R. Lancer), Harry Pretty (himself, Lieutenant Colonal Harry Pretty), R.L. Hetzel (himself, Major R.L. Hetzel), John T. Mitchell (himself, Major John T. Mitchell), Werner T. Michau (himself, Captain W.T. Michau), Harry Holt (himself, Captain Harry Holt), C.C. Hurt (himself, Captain C.C. Hurt), Ray Tyler (himself, Captain Ray Tyler), William Thompson (himself, First Lieutenant William Thompson), Richard O'Malley (himself, an Associated Press Correspondent), Lyford Moore (himself, an American Broadcast Company Correspondent).