Fred Zinnemann Filmography

"The Old South" (a look at several historical events that shaped the American cotton industry). With Edward Arnold (Duncan Maclain), Ann Harding (Norma Lawry), Donna Reed (Barbara Lawry), Alien Jenkins (Marty), John Emery (Paul Gerente), Horace [Stephen] McNally (Gabriel Huffman), Katherine Emery (Cheli Scott), Rosemary DeCamp (Vera Hoffman), Stanley C. Ridges (Hansen), Reginald Denny (Stephen Lawry), Barry Nelson (Busch), Steve Geray (Anderson), Erik Rolf (Boyd), Reginald Sheffield (Victor), Ivan Miller (Herman), Milburn Stone (Pete), Mantan Moreland (Alistair), Cliff Danielson (Boy), Frances Rafferty (Girl), Edward Kilroy (Pilot), John Butler (Driver), William Nye (Hugo), Frank Thomas (Police Lieutenant), Marie Windsor (Actress) and "Friday" (Alsatian). Set in Germany in 1936, this suspense film concerns an escaped political prisoner (Spencer Tracy), whose faith in mankind is restored by courageous individuals who risk their lives to help him. In Horses Jenkins's equine friends supply him with the names of the race winners. (Dashiell Hammett), Maxmillian Schell (Johann), Hal Holbrook (Alan Campbell), Rosemary Murphy (Dorothy Parker), Meryl Streep (Anne Marie), Dora Doll (Woman train pasenger), Elisabeth Mortensen (Young woman passenger), John Glover (Sammy), Lisa Pelikan (Young Julia), Susan Jones (Young Lillian), Cathleen Nesbitt (Julia's Grandmother), Maurice Denhamn (Undertaker), Gerard Buhr (Passport officer), Stefan Gryff (Hamlet), Lambert Wilson (Young man on train), Phillip Siegel (Little boy in hospital), Molly Urguhart (Woman), Anthony Carrick (Man in Berlin station), Jacques David (Fat man), Jacqueline Staup (Woman in green hat), Hans Verner (Vienna concierge), Chritian De.