Fuera del pasado (1942)

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Conrad Veidt

Otto Becker…

Ann Ayars

Kaaren De Relle

Frank Reicher

Fritz

Dorothy Tree

Miss Harper

Ivan F. Simpson

Professor Sterling
(as Ivan Simpson)

William Tannen

Ludwig

Martin Kosleck

Kurt Richten

Marc Lawrence

Joe Aiello

Sidney Blackmer

Arnold Milbar

Moroni Olsen

Brenner

Pierre Watkin

Grover Blaine McHenry

Ernie Alexander

Sailor
(sin créditos)

Rudolph Anders

Cab Driver
(sin créditos)

Jessie Arnold

Landlady
(sin créditos)

Walter Bacon

Spy
(sin créditos)

Polly Bailey

Fat Woman
(sin créditos)

William Bailey

Cigar Store Clerk
(sin créditos)

Roy Barcroft

Chief Petty Officer
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
The pinball machine seen in this film is a very rare "Salute" model made by the Baker Novelty and Manufacturing Co. in 1941. The company only made pinball machines from 1939 to 1941. Baker Novelty started in 1935 making trade stimulators. This pinball machine was a flipper-less electro-mechanical single-player game that gave five balls for five cents. In excellent playable condition it could be worth $1,500 or more at auction in 2017.

Errores
When Arnold Milbar approaches Becker (posing as his twin brother Baron Von Detner); Milbar is holding a cigarette with his left hand. But on the next cut after introducing himself; Milbar is now holding the cigarette with his right hand.

Conexiones
Edited into WW II Theater: Nazi Agent (2022)

Bandas sonoras
Columbia, Gem of the Ocean
(uncredited)
aka "The Red, White and Blue"
Played at the end

Conrad Veidt plays two roles here, as a self-assured Nazi and a mild-mannered Ally. The brothers confront each other and the Nazi is murdered, but now the surviving brother must impersonate the Nazi in order to deflect attention from his crime and also to gather information that can help the Allies.

This is an intense movie to watch, and thanks to being made by MGM it is very polished. I saw it screened at Cinevent in 2013 and remember it vividly a year later. Conrad Veidt could have ruined the movie if he were a lesser actor, but he handles both parts remarkable and never gives the audience a reason to doubt him.