Passage to Marseille

"Warner Bros. Triumph"

A freedom-loving French journalist sacrifices his happiness and security to battle Nazi tyranny.

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Humphrey Bogart

Jean Matrac

Claude Rains

Capt. Freycinet

Michèle Morgan

Paula Matrac

Philip Dorn

Renault

Sydney Greenstreet

Maj. Duval

Peter Lorre

Marius

George Tobias

Petit

Helmut Dantine

Garou

John Loder

Manning

Victor Francen

Capt. Patain Malo

Vladimir Sokoloff

Grandpere

Eduardo Ciannelli

Chief Engineer

Corinna Mura

Singer

Fred Aldrich

Seaman (uncredited)

Charles Andre

Navigator (uncredited)

Robert Appel

Guard (uncredited)

John Bagni

Seaman (uncredited)

Albert Baldo

Seaman (uncredited)

Bobby Barber

Frenchman (uncredited)

Carmen Beretta

Petit's Wife (uncredited)

Monte Blue

Second Mate (uncredited)

Walter Bonn

Prison Official (uncredited)

Frederic Brunn

Bijou (uncredited)

Peter Camlin

French Sergeant (uncredited)

André Charlot

Judge (uncredited)

Hans Conried

Jourdain (uncredited)

Marcelle Corday

Grocer's Wife (uncredited)

Harry Cording

Chief Guard (uncredited)

Adrienne D'Ambricourt

Rosalie (uncredited)

Franklin D'Amour

Seaman (uncredited)

John Daheim

Seaman (uncredited)

George Davis

Jacques (uncredited)

Jean Del Val

Raoul Doulaine (uncredited)

Adrian Droeshout

Guard (uncredited)

Diane DuBois

Petit's Daughter (uncredited)

Demetris Emanuel

Seaman (uncredited)

Fred Essler

Prosper (uncredited)

Richard Flato

Bombardier (uncredited)

Anatol Frikin

Crazy Convict (uncredited)

Hal Gerard

Guard (uncredited)

Fred Graham

Thug Wrecking Newspaper Office (uncredited)

Charles La Torre

Lt. Lenoir (uncredited)

Oscar Loraine

German Soldier (uncredited)

Louis Mercier

Engineer (uncredited)

Victor Metzetti

Guard (uncredited)

Peter Miles

Jean Matrac Jr. (uncredited)

Suzette O'Neill

Flower Woman (uncredited)

Alex Papana

Lookout (uncredited)

Tony Paton

Emil (uncredited)

David Powell

English Radio Operator (uncredited)

Frank Puglia

Older Guard (uncredited)

Georges Renavent

Guard (uncredited)

Sylvain Robert

Lieutenant (uncredited)

William Roy

Mess Boy (uncredited)

Harry Semels

Cayenne Prison Colony Guard (uncredited)

Konstantin Shayne

First Mate (uncredited)

Jay Silverheels

Sailor Crewman on Boat Deck (uncredited)

Bernard Sommer

Bombardier (uncredited)

Raymond St. Albin

Medical Officer (uncredited)

Maurice St. Clair

Dompierre (uncredited)

Mark Stevens

Lt. Hastings (uncredited)

Jack Stoney

Seaman (uncredited)

Donald Stuart

Military Driver (uncredited)

Szabó Sándor

Sergeant of the Guards (uncredited)

Louis Trevis

Bombardier (uncredited)

Roger Valmy

Rocroi (uncredited)

Juan Varro

Gunner at Field (uncredited)

Hans Heinrich von Twardowski

French Airfield Radio Man (uncredited)

Crew

Casey Robinson

Screenplay

Jack Moffitt

Screenplay

Charles Nordhoff

Novel

Hal B. Wallis

Producer

James Wong Howe

Director of Photography

Jack L. Warner

Executive Producer

James Norman Hall

Novel

Max Steiner

Original Music Composer

Michael Curtiz

Director

Owen Marks

Editor

Elick Moll

Additional Writing

Carl Jules Weyl

Art Direction

George James Hopkins

Set Decoration

Leah Rhodes

Costume Design

Perc Westmore

Makeup Artist

Eric Stacey

Unit Manager

Frank Heath

Assistant Director

Everett Alton Brown

Sound

Jack Cosgrove

Special Effects Supervisor

Edwin B. DuPar

Special Effects

Roy Davidson

Special Effects

Byron Haskin

Special Effects

Harry Redmond Jr.

Special Effects

Don Siegel

Special Effects

Rex Wimpy

Special Effects

John Daheim

Stunts

George DeNormand

Stunts

Fred Graham

Stunts

Victor Metzetti

Stunts

Harvey Parry

Stunts

Richard Talmadge

Stunts

Buster Wiles

Stunts

Ben Colman

Assistant Camera

James Leicester

Editorial Services

Leo F. Forbstein

Music Director

Leonid Raab

Music Arranger

Max Steiner

Music Arranger

Herschel Daugherty

Dialogue Coach

Sylvain Robert

Technical Advisor

Jack L. Warner

Presenter

Sterling Campbell

Military Consultant