"Double dame trouble! Double-barrelled action!" 16 April 1946 Crime, Mystery 99 mins
Soon after a veteran returns from war, his cheating wife is found dead. He evades police in an attempt to find the real murderer.
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Alan Ladd as Johnny Morrison
Veronica Lake as Joyce Harwood
William Bendix as Buzz Wanchek
Howard Da Silva as Eddie Harwood
Doris Dowling as Helen Morrison
Tom Powers as Capt. Hendrickson
Hugh Beaumont as George Copeland
Howard Freeman as Corelli
Don Costello as Leo
Will Wright as "Dad" Newell
Frank Faylen as Man Recommending Motel
Walter Sande as Heath
Bea Allen as News Clerk (uncredited)
Harry Barris as Belhop (uncredited)
George Barton as Cab Driver (uncredited)
Mary Bayless as Bar Patron (uncredited)
George Marshall Director
Arthur P. Schmidt Editor
Hans Dreier Art Direction
Walter H. Tyler Art Direction
Sam Comer Set Decoration
Edith Head Costume Design
Raymond Chandler Screenplay
Victor Young Original Music Composer
Glen Alden Assistant Makeup Artist
Web Overlander Assistant Makeup Artist
Gertrude Reade Hairstylist
Darrell Turnmire Grip
Edith Head Costumer
Robert Emmett Dolan Additional Music
Harry Simeone Additional Music
LaPrele Hall Script Supervisor
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Argentina 20 March 1947
Austria 30 November 1951
Germany 01 September 1951
Denmark 16 August 1948
Spain 29 September 1963
Finland 26 September 1986
France 10 July 2007
United Kingdom 01 June 1946
Hong Kong 05 March 1953
Italy 27 December 1947
Japan 12 July 1956
Mexico 14 November 1946
Netherlands 29 June 2012
Portugal 10 October 1947
Sweden 26 December 1946
United States 01 January 2009
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