Arch of Triumph (1948)
| Release Date | 17 February 1948 |
| Budget | $5,000,000 |
| US Box Office | $1,000,000 |
| Tagline | The story of an outcast and a killer! |
| Genre | Drama, Romance, War |
| Country | USA |
| Filming Locations | Enterprise Studios - 5300 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA |
| Language | English, German |
| Sound Mix | Mono |
| Color | Black and White |
| Film Type | Feature |
| Themes | Refugees, Women During Wartime |
| Tones | Downbeat, Poignant |
| Tags | Doctor/nurse, Invasion, Love, Refugee, Rescue, Revenge, Romance, Search, Songwriter, Suicide, War, War Crimes |
Arch of Triumph is a 1948 US war romance film made by Enterprise Productions. The film was directed by Lewis Milestone and adapted from the 1945 Erich Maria Remarque novel Arch of Triumph.
Cast and Crew
Cast
Roman Bohnen
Dr. Veber
Ruth Nelson
Madame Fessier
Stephen Bekassy
Alex
Art Smith
Inspector
Michael Romanoff
Capt. Alidze
Richard Alexander
Gestapo agent
Jean Andrew
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Sylvia Andrew
Milan charwoman
Frank Arnold
Newsboy
Jessie Arnold
Cashier
George Balooi
Scheherazade's waiter
Griff Barnett
Fernand
Richard Bartell
Taxi driver
Claude Bayard
Waiter
Brooks Benedict
Dance Extra
Carmen Beretta
Woman injured by crane
Helen Boyce
German woman
Feodor Chaliapin Jr.
Scheherazade's chef
Neville Chamberlain
Himself
Boris Chmara
Scheherazade's chef
Gordon B. Clarke
Drunk
Gino Corrado
Sommelier
Franco Corsaro
Lt. Navarro
Robert Culler
Gestapo agent
Peter Cusanelli
Taxi driver
George Davis
Alois
Walter DeCardo
Waiter
Guy D'Ennery
Waiter
Vladimir Dubinsky
Scheherazade's waiter
Katherine Emery
Grim nurse
Joe Espitallier
Workman
Fernandaelisch
Flower woman
Jay Gilpin
Refugee boy
Alvin Hammer
Albert
Carl Hanson
Taxi driver
Beba Holzer
Casino player
Willy Kaufman
Rappaport
Ilia Khmara
Russian singer
John Laurenz
Col. Gómez
Joe LeBlanc
Newsboy
Hans Carl Ludwig
Ladzlo
George Magrill
Taxi driver
Fee Malten
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Joseph Marievsky
Scheherazade's waiter
Paul Marion
Anesthetist
Patricia Marlowe
Scrub nurse
Andre Marsaudon
Roulette croupier
Alex Melesh
Waiter
Tony Natalie
Milan porter
Bob O'Connor
Policeman
Manuel París
Bartender
Paule Pascal
Refugee mother
Nino Pipitone
General's aide
Joe Ploski
Man at Party, Man in Line
Marie Rabasse
Bistro owner's wife
Emil Rameau
Mr. Schultz
Vladimir Rashevsky
Nugent
Suzanne Ridgeway
Girl at Sidewalk Cafe
Walter Rode
Scheherazade's waiter
George Root
Waiter
William Roy
Chasseur
Fred Santley
Hotel waiter at the Verdun
Leonardo Scavino
Capt. Gonzales
Peter Seal
Scheherazade's waiter
Muni Seroff
Krings
Gwynne Shipman
Nurse
Sundar Singh
Rug peddler
Kalu K. Sonkur
Rug peddler
Bob Stebbins
Bellboy
Larry Steers
Gambling House Extra
Helga Storme
Telephone operator
Hal Stout
Waiter
Tony Taurent
Waiter
Joyce Tucker
Bistro waitress
Harry J. Vejar
Bistro owner
Jacques Villon
Newsboy
Peter Virgo
Vladislaus Polyanski
Fay Wall
Clarisse
Barbara Woodell
Eugenie
Lilo Yarson
Alvarez
William Yetter Sr.
Gestapo agent
Director
Writer
Harry Brown
Producer
Otto Klement
associate producer
Charles Einfeld
executive producer
David L. Loew
executive producer
Joseph Henry Steele
assistant producer
Original Music
Louis Gruenberg
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Cinematographer
Editor
W. Duncan Mansfield
Casting Director
Billy Selwyn
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Production Designer
William Cameron Menzies
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Art Director
William Flannery
Set Decorator
Edward G. Boyle
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Costume Designer
Marion Herwood Keyes
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William Cannell
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Makeup Department
Gustaf Norin
makeup supervisor
George Bruce
makeup artist
Lillian Lashin
hair stylist: Miss Bergman
Ann Locker
hair stylist
Production Manager
Joseph C. Gilpin
executive production manager
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Nate Watt
second unit director
Georges Lampin
assistant director: European sequence
Albert Van Schmul
second assistant director
Al Westen
second assistant director
Art Department
Robert H. Moreland
special scenic effects
Buddy Betzholdt
paint foreman
William Garrett
draper
Charles Gay
assistant set decorator
Mike Gordon
prop foreman
Archie Hall
construction foreman
Al Hersh
prop foreman
Louis Hoenig
greensman
Howard E. Johnson
assistant art director
Dave Katzman
location props
Ernie McCarty
stand-by painter
Roger McDonald
illustrator
John Orlando
prop foreman
Albert Pyke
chief draftsman
James Trepeck
prop foreman
Sound Department
Frank Webster
sound engineer
Earl Crain Jr.
boom operator
John K. Kean
sound recordist
William Mills
cable person
W.C. Smith
sound mixer
Special Effects
Louis Hopper
special effects
Camera and Electrical Department
Robert Dabke
company grip
Walter Dalton
company grip
Durward Graybill
still photographer
Ledge Haddow
focus puller
C.K. Hancock
gaffer: stills
John Leeds
assistant camera
Guy Merry
best boy
George Neff
gaffer
John L. Russell
camera operator
Charles Sattler
grip: stills
Scotty Welbourne
chief still photographer
Walter Young
company grip
Casting Department
Barbara Canterbury
casting assistant
Jasper Russel
casting assistant
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Brent Brentford
wardrobe
Thelma Courtmarsh
wardrobe
Ned Lambert
wardrobe manager
Paul McCardle
wardrobe
Nan Tate
seamstress
Ruth Woods
wardrobe
Editorial Department
Martha Dresback
negative cutter
Eleanor Harrison
assistant editor
Music Department
Rudolph Polk
musical director
Ilia Khmara
coach: gypsy folk music for Ingrid Bergman
Transportation Department
Bob Russell
transportation manager
Other Crew
Michel Bernheim
technical advisor
Mario Castegnaro
process department
Serge Bertensson
dialogue director
Bob Blowitz
publicity director
Raphael Bretton
technical advisor
Dr. Forrest Damewood
first aid, technical advisor: medical scenes
Lida Dolan
secretary to director
Evelyn Earle
script supervisor
Harry S. Franklin
assistant to second unit director
Rochelle Friedburg
production secretary
Loretta Jones
payroll clerk
Georges Kessel
advisor: French scenes
Simon R. Mitchneck
dialogue coach: Charles Boyer
Hal Plante
watchman
Ruth Roberts
dialogue coach: Ingrid Bergman
Dario Sabatello
advisor: Ingrid Bergman's Italian in death sequence, publicist: foreign
John Strauss
unit publicist
Production Company
Arch of Triumph Inc.
Enterprise Productions
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Distributor
United Artists
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
Budd Rogers Releasing Corporation
Valio-Filmi
Kinowelt Home Entertainment
Republic Pictures Home Video
Miscellaneous
F.K. Casting
extras casting
French Research Foundation
technical advisor
National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
archival sound
Sound Services
sound recording
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The films of Lewis Milestone
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Anything Goes (1936)
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Edge of Darkness (1943)
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Mutiny on the Bounty (1962)
Ocean's Eleven (1960)
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Rain (1932)
Schlitz Playhouse (1951)
The Captain Hates the Sea (1934)
The Front Page (1931)
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The North Star (1943)
The Purple Heart (1944)
The Racket (1928)
The Richard Boone Show (1963)
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