G. FILMS, RADIO DRAMAS, and SCREENPLAYS Based on Works by David Dodge

G1. Plunder of the Sun. CBS, 1949.
Radio broadcast. Originally aired as episode 96 of Escape, November 8, 1949. Produced and directed by William N. Robson. Adapted for radio by John Dunkel. Music by Del Castillo. Starring Paul Frees (Colby), Gerald Mohr (Jefferson), Lucille Meredith (Ana Luz); featuring Harry Bartell, Charlie Long, Tony Barrett.
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G2. Latimer, Jonathan. Plunder of the Sun: Screenplay. Warner Bros., August 15, 1952. 152 [i.e., 162] pp.
Screenplay. Printed on one side only.

G3. Plunder of the Sun. Warner Bros., 1953.
Feature film. Produced by Robert Fellows and John Wayne. Directed by John Farrow. Screenplay by Jonathan Latimer. Original music by Antonio Díaz Conde and Enrique Fabregat. Starring Glenn Ford (Al Colby), Diana Lynn (Julie Barnes), Francis L. Sullivan (Thomas Berrien), Patricia Medina (Anna Luz), Sean McClory (Jefferson), Douglass Dumbrille (consul), Eduardo Noriega (Raul Cornejo).
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G4. Hayes, John Michael. To Catch a Thief: Screenplay.  Paramount Pictures, 1955. 115 pp.
Screenplay. Printed on one side only.

G5. To Catch a Thief. Paramount, 1955.
Feature film. Produced and directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Screenplay by John Michael Hayes. Original music by Lyn Murray. Costume design by Edith Head. Starring Cary Grant (John Robie), Grace Kelly (Frances Stevens), Jessie Royce Landis (Mrs. Stevens), John Williams (Hughson), Charles Vanel (Bertani), Brigitte Auber (Danielle).
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G6. Hunter, Evan. Angel’s Ransom. The Kaiser Aluminum Hour Unit Four, 1956. 96 pp.
Teleplay. Printed on one side only.

G7. Angel’s Ransom. NBC, 1956.
Made-for-television movie. Originally aired as episode 5 of The Kaiser Aluminum Hour, October 23, 1956. Produced and directed by Franklin Schaffner. Adapted for television by Evan Hunter. Starring Hume Cronyn (Holtz), Robert Sterling (Freddie), Geraldine Brooks (Marian), Paul Langton (Sam Blake), Pernell Roberts (Jacques), Christine Norden (Waleska), Zamah Cunningham (Laurette), Alan Ansara (Bruno).
Links: TV Tome | Franklin J. Schaffner Collection, F&M College Library

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