I have never seen this William Dieterle's film before. It is not a rare gem, although, but there are so many items to discover. I already more or less knew the topic, and I thought of another story very close to this one. And I am amazed that no user has pointed this out. Why the hell no one has thought of DOA? Both 49 and 88 films, I mean?
Even a eight years old boy would see it. I won't repeat the story line, the other users have done it very well. These two features are classics of the noir film industry, especially the Rudolph mate's one, starring Edmond O'Brien - the actor I would have seen characterizing Richard Nixon in a film, just because of his resemblance.
But that's another story...
Even a eight years old boy would see it. I won't repeat the story line, the other users have done it very well. These two features are classics of the noir film industry, especially the Rudolph mate's one, starring Edmond O'Brien - the actor I would have seen characterizing Richard Nixon in a film, just because of his resemblance.
But that's another story...