No Place to Hide
Cast & Crew
Josef Shaftel
David Brian
Marsha Hunt
Hugh Corcoran
Ike Jarlego Jr.
Celia Flor
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Scientist Dr. Dobson and his wife Anne and son Greg move to Manila, Philippines in order for Dobson to continue his research work on developing an antidote for deadly germ warfare for the United States Army. Soon after the family's arrival, Greg explores his father's lab and comes upon several brightly colored small balls and, believing they are marbles, takes them, unaware that they hold the deadly germs Dobson is studying. While playing with the balls with his new friend Ramon, Greg becomes worried that he will be scolded for taking the objects and, along with his dog Candy, flees with Ramon across the city. Discovering the loss of the containers, Dobson realizes Greg has them and contacts the authorities and explains that the containers are constructed to disintegrate within twelve hours after contact with air, and release the deadly germs capable of destroying all life in a major city. The police and army join in the subsequent hunt for the boys, who are eventually found with Candy on the city docks, safe with the containers intact.
Director
Josef Shaftel
Cast
David Brian
Marsha Hunt
Hugh Corcoran
Ike Jarlego Jr.
Celia Flor
Eddie Infante
Manuel Silos
Lou Salvador
Pianing Vidal
Alfonso Carvajal
Vicenta Advincula
Pompom, A Dog
Crew
Angel Avellana
Francisco Balangue
Steven J. Bass
Teodi Carmona
Sylvestre Carrianga
Norman Corwin
Fred Da Luz
Fernando De La Cruz
Foustino Garcia
Jose Generoas
Herschel Burke Gilbert
Lily Joaquino
Byron Kane
Diana Loomis
Andre Manahan
Major C. L. Mcdermott, P.r.o. 13th Air Force, Clark Field
Louis Mcmanus
Arthur H. Nadel
William J. Otto
Exequial Sangco Jr.
Maria Sevilla
Josef Shaftel
Josef Shaftel
Walter Sheets
Fleet Southcott
Jeremias Terson
Gilbert Warrenton
Ben Wetzler
Film Details
Technical Specs
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Notes
The film was shot on location in Manila, Philippines. Credit and summary information was taken from studio publicity and reviews. Although the Motion Picture Almanac indicates the film was released in August 1956, reviews were all from October 1956.
