| This Side Of The Law | |||||
| Warner Brothers (1950) | |||||
| Film Noir, Mystery | |||||
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| Viveca Lindfors | Evelyn Taylor | |
| Kent Smith | David Cummins | |
| Janis Paige | Nadine Taylor | |
| Robert Douglas | Philip Cagle | |
| John Alvin | Calder Taylor | |
| Monte Blue | The Sheriff | |
| Frances Morris | Miss Roberts | |
| Nita Talbot | Miss Goff | |
| Edgar Dearing | Cop | |
| Michael Mark | Vagrant | |
| Cleo Moore | Blonde | |
| Forbes Murray | Bailiff | |
| Edward Van Sloan | Judge |
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| Producer | Saul Elkins
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| Writer | Richard Sale
Russell S. Hughes |
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| Cinematography | Carl E. Guthrie
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| Musician | William Lava
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David Cummings, a vagrant, is bailed out of jail by Philip Cagle, an attorney, who hires him to impersonate a missing millionaire, whose presence is necessary in order to distribute a $3,000,000 estate. Cummings' masquerade involves fooling the missing man's wife, his brother and the brother's wife. Cagle, desiring to be rid of Cummings, sets actions in play which ends in murder, attempted murder and the entombment of Cummings. Can he dig his way out and set things right? |
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