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UK
No data
Dec 7, 1946
UK
(general release)
Mar 10, 1947
South Africa
(Johannesburg)
May 28, 1947
South Africa
(Cape Town)
Jun 2, 1947
USA
(New York City, New York)
Aug 7, 1947
Hungary
No data
Oct 16, 1947
Denmark
No data
Nov 3, 1947
Finland
No data
Nov 14, 1947
France
No data
Nov 26, 1947
Austria
No data
1948
Germany
No data
Jan 30, 1948
Mexico
No data
Feb 16, 1948
Sweden
No data
Mar 22, 1948
Portugal
No data
Mar 29, 1948
Japan
No data
Jun 1, 1948
Spain
(TV premiere)
Nov 24, 1982
Green for Danger
(Original title)
Green for Danger
Australia
Narkose
Austria
Verde Passional
Brazil
Green for Danger
Canada (English title)
Green for Danger
Canada (French title)
Zelený jed
Czechoslovakia
En Morder i hvidt
Denmark
La couleur qui tue
France
Achtung: Grün
Germany
Πράσινη κηλίδα
Greece
Prasini kilida
Greece (transliterated title)
Gyilkos fehérben
Hungary
Green for Danger
India (English title)
Sabz be Neshaneye Khatar
Iran (Persian title)
Delitto in bianco
Italy
青の恐怖
Japan (Japanese title)
Verde pasional
Mexico
O Criminoso Vestia de Branco
Portugal
Verde inseamna Pericol
Romania
Зеленый значит опасность
Russia
Зеленый значит опасность
Soviet Union (Russian title)
Verde es el peligro
Spain
Mördare i vitt
Sweden
Green for Danger
UK
Green for Danger
USA
The Mad Killer
USA (reissue title)
Sex & Nudity
None
Violence & Gore
Mild
Profanity
None
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
Mild
Characters smoke pipes throughout the film
In a party scene, there is talk about gin and a character is inferred to have possibly had too much.
A sign in the hospital (in the background, but clear to viewers) talks about smoking is allowed certain hours of the day.
Casual drinking.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
Mild
Not knowing who the killer is until the end.