The Runaround Trailer

The Runaround Trailer (1946)

04 June 1946 Comedy, Mystery 86 mins

Two private eyes compete to find an heiress and bring her back, unmarried, to New York.

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Cast

Ella Raines

as Penelope 'Annabelle' Hampton

Rod Cameron

as Eddie J. Kildane

Broderick Crawford

as Louis Prentiss

Frank McHugh

as Wally Quayle

George Cleveland

as Feenan the cabbie

Joan Shawlee

as Mamie 'Baby' Willis (as Joan Fulton)

Samuel S. Hinds

as Norman Hampton

Joe Sawyer

as Hutchins

Nana Bryant

as Mrs. Mildred Hampton

Dave Willock

as Hubert 'Billy' Willis

Jack Overman

as Cusack

Pamela Blake

as Coffee Shop Waitress (uncredited)

Dorothy Granger

as Hotel Desk Clerk / Switchboard Operator (uncredited)

Bert Moorhouse

as Detective Quillan (uncredited)

International Titles

Deadly Enemies Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 04 June 1946

Production Companies

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