Tokyo Rose
Directed by	Lew Landers
Screenplay by	Daniel Mainwaring Maxwell Shane
Produced by	William H. Pine
Starring	Byron Barr Osa Massen Donald Douglas Keye Luke
Cinematography	Fred Jackman Jr.
Edited by	Henry Adams Howard A. Smith
Music by	Rudy Schrager
Production company	Pine-Thomas Productions
Distributed by	Paramount Pictures
Release date	February 8, 1946 (1946-02-08)
Running time	69 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

Tokyo Rose is a 1946 American war thriller film directed by Lew Landers and starring Byron Barr, Osa Massen, Donald Douglas and Keye Luke.^[1] It was produced by Pine-Thomas Productions and was released on February 8, 1946, by Paramount Pictures.^[2] It is a completely fictitious story inspired by the Tokyo Rose World War II propaganda broadcasts, and is not based on the real story of Iva Toguri.^[3]

Plot

Pete Sherman an American prisoner of war being held in Japan during World War II is enlisted by his captors to take part in broadcasts designed to weaken Allied morale. He manages to escape and with the help of a war correspondent from neutral Ireland by impersonating a Swedish journalist killed in a recent bombing raid. He is also aided by Greta, the sister of the dead man. Put in touch with the anti-government underground, and he hatches a plan to kidnap Tokyo Rose.

Cast

• Byron Barr as Pete Sherman
• Osa Massen as Greta Norburg
• Donald Douglas as Timothy O'Brien
• Richard Loo as Colonel Suzuki
• Keye Luke as Charlie Otani
• Grace Lem as Soon Hee
• Leslie Fong as Wong Chu
• H.T. Tsiang as Chang Yu
• Larry Young as Jack Martin
• William Challee as Mike Kovac
• Christian Drake as Frank
• James Millican as Pvt. Al Wilson
• Albert Ruiz as Mel
• Blake Edwards as Joe Bridger
• Lotus Long as Tokyo Rose