| G-Men Never Forget | |||||
| Republic Pictures (1948) | |||||
| Action, Adventure, Crime | |||||
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#5281 |
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| Clayton Moore | ||
| Roy Barcroft | ||
| Ramsay Ames | ||
| Gil Frye | ||
| Lou Diamond Phillips | Frank Hill | |
| Kristen Holden-Reid | Andy | |
| Sarah Manninen | Natasha | |
| Jonathan Whittaker | Tom Martin | |
| James Byron | Kurt | |
| Janet Morin | Sara |
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| Producer | Lewin Webb
Kate Harrison |
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| Writer | Kevin Hennelly
Mark Steinberg |
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| Cinematography | Marcus Elliot
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| Musician | Nick Dyer
Eric Cadesky |
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Escaped criminal Victor Murkland kidnaps the police commissioner and, with the aid of plastic surgery, takes his place. Federal Agent O'Hara is called from Washington to try to stop the wave of crime initiated by Murkland not knowing that he is pretending to be the police commissioner and is aware of O'Haras' every move. Written by Bob Trapp |
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