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| Sony Music (1947) | |||||
| Crime, Drama, Film Noir | |||||
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#13054 |
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| Dennis O'Keefe | Dennis O'Brien aka Vannie Harrigan | |
| Mary Meade | Evangeline | |
| Alfred Ryder | Tony Genaro aka Tony Galvani | |
| Wallace Ford | The Schemer | |
| June Lockhart | Mary Genaro | |
| Charles McGraw | Moxie | |
| John Ardell | Dice player | |
| Vivian Austin | Genevieve | |
| Louis Bacigalupi | Boxcar | |
| Jim Bannon | Agent Lindsay | |
| Trevor Bardette | Rudy | |
| Salvadore Barroga | Housekeeper | |
| Keefe Brasselle | Ocean Park Hotel Desk Clerk | |
| Al Bridge | Agent in phone booth | |
| Ralph Brooks | Dice player |
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| Producer | Aubrey Schenck
Turner Shelton |
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| Writer | Virginia Kellogg
John C. Higgins |
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This superior crime drama filmed in a semi documentary-style, details the undercover adventures of Treasury agents Dennis O'Keefe and Alfred Ryder as they attempt to penetrate a counterfeiting ring whose savage leader already killed on T-Man. The powerfully effective plot takes a back seat to the film's mise-en-scene, superbly directed by Anthony Mann and brilliantly photographed by John Alton. |
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