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In 1941, a mysterious Somaliland woman helps the British against the Germans.

Cast:
Zia: Gene Tierney
Capt. William Crawford: Bruce Cabot
Maj. A. L. 'Herbie' Coombes: George Sanders
Alan Dewey: Harry Carey
Pallini: Joseph Calleia
Lt. Rodney 'Roddy' Turner: Reginald Gardiner
Jan Kuypens: Carl Esmond
Abdi Hammud: Marc Lawrence
Bishop Coombes: Cedric Hardwicke
Ashburton: Gilbert Emery
Miriami: Jeni Le Gon
Kipsang: Emmett Smith
Kipsang's Wife: Dorothy Dandridge
Miriami's Sweetheart: Prince Modupe
Village Headman: William Broadus
Signal Man: Ivan Browning
Pilot: John Pickard
Ibrahim: Frederick Clarke
Pindi: Eddie Das
Kipsang's Victim: William R. Dunn
Magabul: Al Duvall
Native Boy: Jester Hairston
Churchgoer in Wheelchair: Gibson Gowland
Churchgoer: Jack W. Johnston
Camel Man: Darby Jones
Father: Walter Knox
Kuypens' Shenzi Aide: Tetsu Komai
Shenzi Informer: Lawrence LaMarr
Corporal of Askaris: Curtis Nero
Arab Reader: Hassan Said
Tribal Policeman: Woody Strode
Lecherous Old Man: Horace Walker
Askari Veteran: Blue Washington
Sergeant Kumakwa: Kenny Washington

Written by: Charles G. Booth, Barré Lyndon

Director: Henry Hathaway

Production: Walter Wanger Productions, United Artists

Release date: 31 Oct 1941

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Sundown (1941)

Name: Sundown
Director: Henry Hathaway
Genre: Drama, War
Released: 1941
Cast: Gene Tierney, Bruce Cabot, George Sanders, Harry Carey, Joseph Calleia

In 1941, a mysterious Somaliland woman helps the British against the Germans.

Cast:
Zia: Gene Tierney
Capt. William Crawford: Bruce Cabot
Maj. A. L. 'Herbie' Coombes: George Sanders
Alan Dewey: Harry Carey
Pallini: Joseph Calleia
Lt. Rodney 'Roddy' Turner: Reginald Gardiner
Jan Kuypens: Carl Esmond
Abdi Hammud: Marc Lawrence
Bishop Coombes: Cedric Hardwicke
Ashburton: Gilbert Emery
Miriami: Jeni Le Gon
Kipsang: Emmett Smith
Kipsang's Wife: Dorothy Dandridge
Miriami's Sweetheart: Prince Modupe
Village Headman: William Broadus
Signal Man: Ivan Browning
Pilot: John Pickard
Ibrahim: Frederick Clarke
Pindi: Eddie Das
Kipsang's Victim: William R. Dunn
Magabul: Al Duvall
Native Boy: Jester Hairston
Churchgoer in Wheelchair: Gibson Gowland
Churchgoer: Jack W. Johnston
Camel Man: Darby Jones
Father: Walter Knox
Kuypens' Shenzi Aide: Tetsu Komai
Shenzi Informer: Lawrence LaMarr
Corporal of Askaris: Curtis Nero
Arab Reader: Hassan Said
Tribal Policeman: Woody Strode
Lecherous Old Man: Horace Walker
Askari Veteran: Blue Washington
Sergeant Kumakwa: Kenny Washington

Written by: Charles G. Booth, Barré Lyndon

Director: Henry Hathaway

Production: Walter Wanger Productions, United Artists

Release date: 31 Oct 1941

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Sundown (1941)
In 1941, a mysterious Somaliland woman helps the British against the Germans. Cast: Zia: Gene Tierney Capt. William Crawford: Bruce Cabot Maj. A. L. 'Herbie' Coombes: George Sanders Alan Dewey: Harry Carey Pallini: Joseph Calleia Lt. Rodney 'Roddy' Turner: Reginald Gardiner Jan Kuypens: Carl Esmond Abdi Hammud: Marc Lawrence Bishop Coombes: Cedric Hardwicke Ashburton: Gilbert Emery Miriami: Jeni Le Gon Kipsang: Emmett Smith Kipsang's Wife: Dorothy Dandridge Miriami's Sweetheart: Prince Modupe Village Headman: William Broadus Signal Man: Ivan Browning Pilot: John Pickard Ibrahim: Frederick Clarke Pindi: Eddie Das Kipsang's Victim: William R. Dunn Magabul: Al Duvall Native Boy: Jester Hairston Churchgoer in Wheelchair: Gibson Gowland Churchgoer: Jack W. Johnston Camel Man: Darby Jones Father: Walter Knox Kuypens' Shenzi Aide: Tetsu Komai Shenzi Informer: Lawrence LaMarr Corporal of Askaris: Curtis Nero Arab Reader: Hassan Said Tribal Policeman: Woody Strode Lecherous Old Man: Horace Walker Askari Veteran: Blue Washington Sergeant Kumakwa: Kenny Washington Written by: Charles G. Booth, Barré Lyndon Director: Henry Hathaway Production: Walter Wanger Productions, United Artists Release date: 31 Oct 1941
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