Crisis is a 1950 drama film directed by Richard Brooks. 

Plot

The film tells the story of a doctor, portrayed by Cary Grant, who becomes embroiled in a political and humanitarian crisis in a Latin American country. He must navigate through the political and social chaos while trying to save human lives and stabilize the situation.

Cast

Cary Grant as Dr. Eugene Norland Ferguson

José Ferrer as Raoul Farrago

Paula Raymond as Senorita Barrendos

Signe Hasso as Senora Isabel Farrago

Ramon Novarro as Colonel Adragon

Gilbert Roland as Arturo

Leon Ames as Ambassador Melville

Antonio Moreno as General Vargas

John Ridgely as Dr. Atkins

Director

The film was directed by Richard Brooks.

Writer

The screenplay for "Crisis" was written by Richard Brooks, based on a story by George Tabori.

Producer

The film was produced by Arthur Hornblow Jr. and Jerry Wald.

Music By

The film's score was composed by Daniele Amfitheatrof.

Awards

The film did not win any Oscars but was praised for Cary Grant's performance and its engaging plot that explores political and humanitarian themes.

Box Office

The film was not a major box office success but was well-received by critics for its social and political engagement.

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