The Scarlet Coat

Revolutionary War spy Bolton (Cornel Wilde), with help from his innkeeper's son (Bobby Driscoll), searches the room of the apparently affluent new arrival Sally Cameron (Anne Francis), with much double-entendre, in John Sturges' The Scarlet Coat, 1955.

New York British spy master Major Andre (Michael Wilding) surprises Continental spy Bolton (Cornel Wilde) with a test of character, causing him to proceed, as planned, to reveal his name and offer himself as a turncoat, Tory doctor O'Dell (George Sanders) skeptical, in John Sturges' The Scarlet Coat, 1955.

Continental Army espionage officer Bolton (Cornel Wilde) and his chief General Howe (John McIntire) meet with the popular new General Benedict Arnold (Robert Douglas) at West Point, with no notion yet that he’s “Gustavus,” the highly effective spy they’re hunting, in The Scarlet Coat, 1955.

An American officer (Cornel Wilde) goes undercover to unmask a Revolutionary War traitor in the adventure movie The Scarlet Coat (1955).