Sirocco

Joining pal Nasir (Nick Dennis) in a cafe in French-occupied Damascus, Harry (Humphrey Bogart) gets his first look at Violette (Marta Toren), joined by suitor Col. Feroud (Lee J. Cobb), trouble brewing, in Sirocco, 1951.

Nearing the climax, French Col. Feroud (Lee J. Cobb) finds the Syrian rebel Emir (Onslow Stevens) unwilling to consider a generous peace offer, in Sirocco, 1951, directed by Curtis Bernhardt.

French intelligence officer in Syria Feroud (Lee J. Cobb) advising food brokers (pre-blacklist Zero Mostel as "Balukjian), impressed with American Harry Smith (Humphrey Bogart) early in Sirocco, 1951, directed by Curtis Bernhardt.

Humphrey Bogart is back in another North African city full of intrigue, Sirocco (1951) co-starring Lee J. Cobb and Zero Mostel.