---
title: "Doublecross"
year: 1956
canonical_url: "https://www.archytele.com/show/doublecross-1956"
media_type: "movie"
tmdb_id: 261197
imdb_id: null
status: "Released"
runtime_minutes: 71
community_rating: 7.7
vote_count: 0
content_rating: "Unrated"
---

# Doublecross (1956) — Television & Cinema Intelligence Dossier

> **Archytele Living Vault Canonical Record**: https://www.archytele.com/show/doublecross-1956

## Executive Summary & Cultural Positioning

Doublecross is a film first released in 1956. Catalogued under Thriller, Drama. Produced and broadcast by Beaconsfield Productions. Current status: Released.

## The Hook & The Verdict

## Streaming Availability Matrix

Direct streaming licensing updates dynamically. Consult the live tracking interface at https://www.archytele.com/show/doublecross-1956#watch.

## Creative Credits

- **Directed by**: Anthony Squire
- **Networks / Studios**: Beaconsfield Productions

## Key Cast Continuity

- **Donald Houston** as *Albert Pascoe*
- **Fay Compton** as *Alice Pascoe*
- **Anton Diffring** as *Dmitri Krassin*
- **Allan Cuthbertson** as *Clifford*
- **Delphi Lawrence** as *Anna Krassin*
- **William Hartnell** as *Herbert Whiteway*
- **John Blythe** as *Fred Trewin*
- **Robert Shaw** as *Ernest*

## Canonical Frequently Asked Questions

### Q: Where can I watch Doublecross?
Streaming availability for Doublecross varies by region and platform licensing. Use our live availability tracker above to check direct streaming, rental, or purchase links across major verified platforms.

### Q: Is Doublecross worth watching?
Doublecross holds a community rating of 7.7/10. It offers engaging Thriller, Drama for fans of the genre.

### Q: How long is the movie Doublecross and when was it released?
Doublecross is a feature film with a runtime of 71 minutes. It was released in 1956. Release status: Released.

### Q: Who directed Doublecross?
Doublecross was directed by Anthony Squire.

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