| Betrayed AKA When Strangers Marry | |||||
| King Brothers Productions (1944) | |||||
| Film Noir, Mystery | |||||
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| Dean Jagger | Paul Baxter | |
| Kim Hunter | Millie Baxter | |
| Robert Mitchum | Fred Graham | |
| Neil Hamilton | Det. Lt. Blake | |
| Dick Elliott | Sam Prescott | |
| Edward Keane | Middle-aged man | |
| Milton Kibbee | Charlie | |
| Lou Lubin | Jacob Houser | |
| Dewey Robinson | News vendor | |
| Virginia Sale | Chambermaid | |
| Lee White | Old man | |
| Claire Whitney | Middle-aged woman | |
| Fred Aldrich | Police Detective | |
| Marie Bryant | Dancer in Big Jims | |
| Rhonda Fleming | Girl on train |
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| Producer | Maurice King
Frank King |
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| Writer | Philip Yordan
William K. Howard |
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A naive small-town girl comes to New York City to meet her husband, and discovers that he may be a murderer. |
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