The Prize

Directed by Mark Robson
Not Rated
1963    2h 14mDrama, Mystery,
6.850%68%
A group of Nobel laureates descends on Stockholm to accept their awards. Among them is American novelist Andrew Craig, a former literary luminary now writing pulp detective stories to earn a living. Craig, who is infamous for his drinking and womanizing, formulates a wild theory that physics prize winner Dr. Max Stratman has been replaced by an impostor, embroiling Craig and his chaperone in a Cold War kidnapping plot.

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Cast of The Prize

  • Paul NewmanAndrew Craig
  • Edward G. RobinsonMax Stratman/Walter Stratman
  • Elke SommerInger Lisa Andersson
  • Diane BakerEmily Stratman
  • Micheline PresleDenise Marceau
  • Gérard OuryClaude Marceau
  • Sergio FantoniCarlo Farelli
  • Kevin McCarthyJohn Garrett
  • Leo G. CarrollBertil Jacobsson
  • Sacha PitoëffDranyi
  • Jacqueline BeerMonique Souvir
  • John WengrafHans Eckhart
  • Don DubbinsIvar Cramer, Light Henchman
  • Virginia ChristineMrs. Bergh, Chaperon
  • Rudolph AndersMr. Rolfe Bergh - Chaperon
  • Martine BartlettSaralee Garrett
  • Karl SwensonHilding
  • John QualenOscar
  • Ned WeverClark Wilson
  • Bess FlowersLady In Audience (uncredited)
  • Britt EklandNudist (uncredited)
  • Colin KennyGuest at Awards Ceremony (uncredited)
  • Bert StevensGuest at Award Ceremony (uncredited)
  • Arthur ToveyWaiter at Reception (uncredited)
  • Lori WilliamsDancer (uncredited)
  • Sigrid PettersonSpeaker at Nudist meeting (uncredited)
  • Lars PassgårdSwedish man (uncredited)
  • Grazia NarcisoMadame Farelli (uncredited)
  • Annalena LundBlonde at Nightclub (uncredited)
  • George BoyceParty Guest (uncredited)
  • Noel DraytonConstable Strohm (uncredited)
  • Stuart HallGuest at Awards Ceremony (uncredited)

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