| Thin Man, The Song of the Thin Man | |||||
| MGM/UA (1947) | |||||
| Comedy, Crime, Drama, Musical, Mystery, Romance | |||||
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| William Powell | Nick Charles | |
| Myrna Loy | Nora Charles | |
| Keenan Wynn | Clarence Krause | |
| Dean Stockwell | Nick Charles Jr. | |
| Philip Reed | Bandleader Tommy Edlon Drake | |
| Patricia Morison | Phyllis Talbin | |
| Leon Ames | Mitchell Talbin | |
| Gloria Grahame | Fran Ledue Page | |
| Jayne Meadows | Janet Thayar Brant | |
| Ralph Morgan | David I. Thayar | |
| Bess Flowers | Jessica Thayar | |
| Don Taylor | Buddy Hollis | |
| Warner Anderson | Dr. Monolaw | |
| Bruce Cowling | Phil Orval Brant | |
| Connie Gilchrist | Bertha |
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| Producer | Nat Perrin
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| Writer | Dashiell Hammett
Stanley Roberts |
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| Cinematography | Charles Rosher
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| Musician | David Snell
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Nick Charles (William Powell) and his wife Nora (Myrna Loy) are caught up in the investigation of the death of a prominent band leader on a boat in New York City Harbor. But the case soon leads them into the world of be bop jazz and late night jazz clubs, which requires the assistance of musician Clarence 'Clinker' Krause (Keenan Wynn) to guide them through. This guides them into the sanitarium where Tommy Edlon Drake (Phillip Reed), another jazz musician, has been institutionalized after having a nervous breakdown. |
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