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| 20th Century Fox (1945) | |||||
| Film-Noir, Mystery | |||||
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| Dana Andrews | Eric Stanton | |
| Charles Bickford | Mark Judd | |
| Bruce Cabot | Dave Atkins | |
| John Carradine | Professor Madley | |
| Linda Darnell | Stella | |
| Alice Faye | June Mills | |
| Percy Kilbride | Pop | |
| Anne Revere | Clara Mills | |
| Olin Howland | Joe Ellis (as Olin Howlin) | |
| Wally Wales | Gus Johnson, Police Officer (as Hal Taliaferro) | |
| Dorothy Adams | Stella's Neighbor | |
| Herbert Ashley | Reporter | |
| Matthew Beard | Shoeshine Boy | |
| Betty Boyd | Bank Clerk | |
| Paul E. Burns | News Vendor | |
| Chick Collins | 2nd Bus Driver | |
| Jimmy Conlin | Walton Hotel Clerk |
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| Producer | Otto Preminger
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| Writer | Harry Kleiner
Marty Holland |
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| Musician | David Raskin
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The Screen's Most Gripping Drama Of Murder - And Desire! Film noir, a classic film style of the '40s and '50s, is noted for its dark themes, stark camera angles and high-contract lighting. Comprising many of Hollywood's finest films, film noir tells realistic stories about crime, mystery, femmes fatales and moral conflict. June Mills (Alice Faye) and her sister Clara live a quiet life in a small coastal town until Eric Stanton (Dan Andrews), a smooth-talking con man, comes into their lives. He seems to fall heard for June, but Clara believes he's interested only in the family fortune. Meanwhile, sultry waitress Stella (Linda Darnell) catches Stanton's fancy and thinks he might be her ticket out of town. The local cop (Charles Bickford) knows more than he's telling about his fellow citizens and their tangles relationships, which draw even tighter after a shocking murder. |
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