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Mike is an American correspondent in Libya who stumbles upon the Nazi’s plans to start a revolt using the Arab tribes. The Arabs,…

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Genre: Drama, Romance, War.

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Summary: Mike is an American correspondent in Libya who stumbles upon the Nazi's plans to start a revolt using the Arab tribes. The Arabs, led by Sheik David want him dead but he escapes with the help of Nancy Brooks, an agent of the British Intelligence. Nancy and Mike are prime targets of the Nazi and the Arab tribes in a foreign country, with little outside help available.
Decade: 40s
Genres: Drama, Romance, War
Directed by: Albert Herman

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"A Yank in Libya" (1942) Cast:

H.B. Warner - Herbert Forbes
Walter Woolf King - Mike Malone
Harry Parke - Parkyarkarkus
Joan Woodbury - Nancy Brooks
Duncan Renaldo - Sheik David
George J. Lewis - Sheik Ibrahim
Wilhelm von Brincken - Yussof Streyer
Howard Banks - Phillip Graham
Amarilla Morris - Haditha

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3 Comments

John Ketchum June 3rd, 2013 at 10:41 am

I’ve watched these movies over & over,can’t say this about movies made in the pasted 30 years.
Cliff March 16th, 2014 at 1:11 pm

AQ good adventure war story , rather cliche ending , but on a scale of 1to10 & 10 being highest it ranks with me an 8 ,pretty good feature film of the 40’s .
SMYLIE March 29th, 2019 at 4:44 am

LOVE THESE OLD FILMS—SIMPLISTIC GOOD OLE MOVIE MAKING—-LOVE EM ALL !!!!