Mission to Moscow
1943 · 124 MIN · IMDB 5.4 · 1,098 VOTES · DIR. Michael Curtiz
Overview
Ambassador Joseph Davies is sent by FDR to Russia to learn about the Soviet system and returns to the US as an advocate of socialism.
Dialogue Timeline — 2,590 lines
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00:00:31 When i was your ambassador in russia
00:08:59 Our decision and our actions now
00:14:34 Are we going to be able to keep the peace
00:20:04 with minister schacht, your excellency.
00:26:06 If they ask it, i shall give them my favorable opinion.
00:32:01 The president of the soviet union, mr. Kalinin.
00:36:28 I guess i should keep my eyes open, huh?
00:40:37 Of course you work hard. You make more money.
00:45:24 that i wouldn't say to stalin's face. Do you?
00:50:49 Of course. The ball is being given for him at spiridonovka.
00:55:35 between the great powers.
01:04:27 behind this moscow purge.
01:08:15 I do not feel very well.
01:12:31 But if radik says it occurred
01:16:47 Because while in prison
01:22:39 My first visit was to the capital of poland.
01:30:00 Tell you how i feel-
01:35:40 before he leaves us.
01:40:34 with the other democracies, or-
01:44:33 Stalin implied that to me in his talk.
01:48:47 But that would be within two months.
01:52:56 to use my report to the state department?
01:57:18 We got a couple of oceans, ain't we?
37:00:00 tractors a year.
Cast & Characters
Walter Huston
Ambassador Joseph E. Davies
Ann Harding
Mrs. Marjorie Davies
Oscar Homolka
Maxim Litvinov, Foreign Minister
George Tobias
Freddie
Gene Lockhart
Premier Molotov
Eleanor Parker
Emlen Davies
Richard Travis
Paul
Helmut Dantine
Maj. Kamenev
Victor Francen
Vyshinsky, chief trial prosecutor
Henry Daniell
Minister von Ribbentrop
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed2,590
Dialogue density20.9 lines / min
First line00:00:31
Final line37:00:00
Production Record
DirectorMichael Curtiz
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,098