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  • Interpol Calling Desert Hi-Jack (Season 1, Episode 37)
  • TV Episode | Crime, Drama

Interpol Calling

Desert Hi-Jack (Season 1, Episode 37)
TV Episode | Crime, Drama

Duval goes to North Africa to investigate a series of arms shipments that have been stolen from the Foreign Legion. He does not realize how close he is to solving the case, until the gun runners decide to act.
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Director
Writers
Robert Banks Stewart (as Robert Stewart) | Harold Orton
Editor
Status
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Updated May 22, 1960

Release date
May 22, 1960 (United Kingdom)

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16 cast members
Name Known for
Charles Korvin
Inspector Duval Inspector Duval   See fewer
Edwin Richfield
Inspector Mornay Inspector Mornay   See fewer
John Salew
Fake Professor Fake Professor   See fewer
Patrick Jordan
Cpl. Khan Cpl. Khan   See fewer
Henry Oscar
Renoir Renoir   See fewer
Neal Arden
Commandant Commandant   See fewer
John Barrard
Professor Velard (uncredited) Professor Velard (uncredited)   See fewer
Neville Becker
Raul (uncredited) Raul (uncredited)   See fewer
Alan Browning
Captain (uncredited) Captain (uncredited)   See fewer
Dan Cressey
Legionnaire (uncredited) Legionnaire (uncredited)   See fewer
Howard Goorney
Rebel Gun Dealer (uncredited) Rebel Gun Dealer (uncredited)   See fewer
Barry Johns
Rebel (uncredited) Rebel (uncredited)   See fewer
Geoffrey Palmer
Colonel (uncredited) Colonel (uncredited)   See fewer
Bob Raymond
Waiter (uncredited) Waiter (uncredited)   See fewer
Arthur Sandifer
Pathologist (uncredited) Pathologist (uncredited)   See fewer
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