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The Last Outpost

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World War I is raging and British officer Michael Andrews (Cary Grant) is fighting on the eastern front. After being captured by a group of Kurds, Andrews is saved by a British agent named John Stevenson (Claude Rains), and the two form an odd friendship. Andrews then injures his leg during a dangerous mission and winds up in a Cairo hospital. There he falls in love with a nurse (Gertrude Michael), who reveals that she is married. Her husband, in fact, is John Stevenson.

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Meyer Levin (Patterson Murphy) Esquire Magazine The direction is without flavor, and Mr. Rains doesn't get a chance to do much except exhibit his perpetual sneer. Apr 22, 2020 Full Review Ann Ross Maclean's Magazine The Last Outpost is good entertainment. Jul 22, 2019 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis World War I is raging and British officer Michael Andrews (Cary Grant) is fighting on the eastern front. After being captured by a group of Kurds, Andrews is saved by a British agent named John Stevenson (Claude Rains), and the two form an odd friendship. Andrews then injures his leg during a dangerous mission and winds up in a Cairo hospital. There he falls in love with a nurse (Gertrude Michael), who reveals that she is married. Her husband, in fact, is John Stevenson.
Director
Louis Gasnier, Charles Barton
Producer
E. Lloyd Sheldon
Genre
Adventure
Original Language
English
Release Date (DVD)
Oct 14, 2010
Runtime
1h 10m