| The African Queen | |||||
| Paramount (1951) | |||||
| Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Romance, War | |||||
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#61 |
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| Humphrey Bogart | Charlie Allnutt | |
| Katharine Hepburn | Rose Sayer | |
| Robert Morley | Rev. Samuel Sayer - The Brother | |
| Peter Bull | Captain of Louisa | |
| Theodore Bikel | First Officer | |
| Walter Gotell | Second Officer | |
| Peter Swanwick | First Officer of Shona | |
| Richard Marner | Second Officer of Shona | |
| Harry Arbour | German Sergeant Major at Kungdu | |
| Errol John | Undetermined Role | |
| Joseph Layode | African Sergeant | |
| Gerald Onn | Petty Officer | |
| John von KOTZE | German Officer |
| Director |
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| Producer |
Sam Spiegel
James Woolf |
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| Writer |
C.S. Forester
James Agee |
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| Cinematography |
Jack Cardiff
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| Musician |
Allan Gray
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The first World War in the middle of Africa’s nowhere. The missionary Rose Sayer convinces the captain of the African Queen to go down a river in order to capture a German ironclad carrying homemade torpedoes. |
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