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Trailers...

  • Low Expectations
  • I Love Boosters
  • Sex and the Friend Group
  • Don't Fence Me In: Queer Country
  • Objet a
  • Funk
  • House on the Moon (The)
  • No Money No Honey
  • Trauma or, Monsters All
  • Party (The)
  • Finding Bernie
  • Raffle
  • Silver Express
  • Avedon
  • Kristin Key: Lesbian Army
  • George Michael: The Faith Tour
  • Male Gaze: Goodbye Love (The)
  • George Civeris: A Sense of Urgency
  • Super Paradise
  • Karl
  • Pride Weekend
  • Libertad
  • Queer Me
  • Donn. Le Danseur du XXe siècle.
  • Clarissa
  • Masc
  • Missing
  • Forty Love
  • Long Winter (A)
  • Do You Understand Or Do I Have To Spell It Out For You?
  • A Quiet Love
  • Exotic
  • Here I Am
  • Up and Running
  • Princess
  • Sweet Bitterness of Ripe Pomegranates (The)
  • Last Days of April (The)
  • Go Team!
  • I Become More with You
  • Why Do I See You in Everything?

Impact

Country: USA, Language: English, 111 mins

  • Director: Arthur Lubin
  • Writer: Dorothy Davenport; Jay Dratler
  • Producer: Joseph H. Nadel; Harry M. Popkin

CGiii Comment

Below average noir...from a gay director.


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The(ir) Blurb...

No-nonsense San Francisco industrial whiz Walter Williams's two-timing wife and her lover plot to do her husband in, but Williams survives the attack and the lover is burned beyond recognition while driving Williams's car. Half-dazed, Williams stumbles into a moving van And ends up in idyllic Larkspur, Idaho, where he tracks newspaper stories of his "death". While recuperating Williams falls in love with Marsha, the garage owner where he is working as a mechanic. But when Williams finally goes back to San Francisco to clear his wife who is suspected of killing Walter, he's tried for the lover's murder.

Cast & Characters

Brian Donlevy as Walter Williams;
Ella Raines as Marsha Peters;
Charles Coburn as Lt. Quincy;
Helen Walker as Irene Williams;
Anna May Wong as Su Lin;
Robert Warwick as Capt. Callahan;
Clarence Kolb as Darcy;
Art Baker as Defense Attorney;
William Wright as Prosecutor;
Mae Marsh as Mrs. King