F.P.1

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This deluxe German/British production was originally released as simply F.P. 1. The story and characterizations take a back seat to the massive sets and state-of-art (for 1933) special effects. The floating aerodrome which provides the film's centerpiece is a truly impressive creation, far more so than the penny-dreadful espionage plotline involving plans to sabotage the mid-Atlantic airport. Among the scripters were future directors Curt Siodmak, Walter Reisch and Robert Stevenson, all of whom flourished in the dual Berlin/London market that would be broken up with the emergence of Hitler. Retitled F.P. 1 Doesn't Answer, the film was released in the U.S. by Hollywood's Fox Studios, which bestowed top billing upon American actor Leslie Fenton--over and above the more illustrious Conrad Veidt. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Hans Albers
as Ellissen
Paul Hartmann
as Droste
Peter Lorre
as Johnny a reporter
Hermann Speelmans
as Damsky
Paul Westermeier
as Shipbuilder
Georg August Koch
as 1st Officer
Georg John
as Machinist
Rudolf Platte
as Radio Operator
Friedrich Gnass
as Radio Operator at Shipyard
Gustav Püttjer
as Man with High Voice
Dr. Philip Manning
as Doctor
Conrad Veidt
as Maj. Ellisen
Sibylle Schmitz
as Claire Lennartz
Erik Ode
as Konrad
Leslie Fenton
as Capt. Droste
Jill Esmond
as Claire
George Merritt
as Lubin
Donald Calthrop
as Photographer
Warwick Ward
as 1st Officer
Alexander Field
Wiliam Freshman
as Konrad
Nicholas Hannen
as Matthias
Francis L. Sullivan
as Sailor
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