What is the duration of The Prize?

The duration of The Prize is 134 mins.

What is the original language of The Prize?

The original language of The Prize is English.

Who directed The Prize?

The Prize was directed by Mark Robson, Gérard Oury.

Which studio made The Prize?

The Prize was produced by Roxbury Productions.

The Prize 1963

Q: Does The Prize have end credit scenes?

The Prize does not have end credit scenes.

Mystery

Thriller

Runtime

134 mins

Language

English

He orders a martini, kisses a woman, and is drawn into a dangerous nightmare. In Stockholm a delegation of Nobel laureates gathers to receive their prizes. Among them is American novelist Andrew Craig, once a celebrated writer now churning out pulp detective fiction to make ends meet. Known for his heavy drinking and womanizing, Craig becomes convinced that physics laureate Dr. Max Stratman has been swapped for an impostor, pulling Craig and his chaperone into a Cold‑War‑era kidnapping scheme.

Roxbury Productions

Studio

Mark Robson

Director

Gérard Oury

Director

Does The Prize have end credit scenes?

No!

The Prize does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

Meet the Full Cast and Actors of The Prize

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Diane Baker

Emily Stratman

Paul Newman

Andrew Craig

Kevin McCarthy

John Garrett

Lars Passgård

Swedish man (uncredited)

Leo G. Carroll

Bertil Jacobsson

Edward G. Robinson

Max Stratman/Walter Stratman

John Qualen

Oscar

Virginia Christine

Mrs. Bergh, Chaperon

Stuart Hall

Guest at Awards Ceremony (uncredited)

Lori Williams

Dancer (uncredited)

Sacha Pitoëff

Dranyi

Elke Sommer

Inger Lisa Andersson

Britt Ekland

Nudist (uncredited)

Karl Swenson

Hilding

Colin Kenny

Guest at Awards Ceremony (uncredited)

Micheline Presle

Denise Marceau

Don Dubbins

Ivar Cramer, Light Henchman

Arthur Tovey

Waiter at Reception (uncredited)

Sergio Fantoni

Carlo Farelli

Bess Flowers

Lady In Audience (uncredited)

George Boyce

Party Guest (uncredited)

Bert Stevens

Guest at Award Ceremony (uncredited)

Rudolph Anders

Mr. Rolfe Bergh - Chaperon

Martine Bartlett

Saralee Garrett

John Wengraf

Hans Eckhart

Noel Drayton

Constable Strohm (uncredited)

Jacqueline Beer

Monique Souvir

Grazia Narciso

Madame Farelli (uncredited)

Ned Wever

Clark Wilson

Annalena Lund

Blonde at Nightclub (uncredited)

Sigrid Petterson

Speaker at Nudist meeting (uncredited)

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Bedford

Borgward

1956

Isabella Combi

Cadillac

1951

Fleetwood 75

Cadillac

1962

Series 62

Chevrolet

1961

Bel Air

Clark

unknown

DKW

F12

DKW

unknown

Fiat

1958

1100

Fiat

600

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