Film Noir 10 Movie Set

THE STRANGEROrson Welles plays a college professor named Charles Rankin who lives in a pastoral Connecticut town with his lovely wife Mary (Loretta Young). When an extremely nervous German gentleman named Meineke (Konstantin Shayne) arrives in town. Professor Rankin is actually notorious Nazi war criminal Franz Kindler. Nominated for an Oscar ? in 1947 for Best Writing Original Story.1946 B&W 95 minutesBORDERLINEAmericans Johnny Macklin (Fred MacMurray) and Madeline Haley (Claire Trevor) enter the scene and find themselves embroiled in the scene and find themselves embroiled in the illicit activities. Both are government agents but each one thinks the other is a crook. The real bad guy is Pete Rickie (Raymond Burr) head of the smuggling ring. At one point Macklin and Haley must pretend to be husband and wife and eventually they sort out the heroes from the villains and the dope ring is scuttled at least for the time being.1950 B&W 88 minutesHE WALKED BY NIGHTThe He of the title is Davis Morgan (Richard Basehart) a clever but psychopathic burglar (based on real-life criminal Erwin Wakler) Basehart stays one step ahead of the law by listening in to the police band on his radio. To avoid detection he changes his M.O. on each crime making it seem that the string of burglaries is the work of several thieves. But Basehart trips himself up when he kills a cop.1948 B&W 80 minutesCALL IT MURDERJury foreman Edward Weldon (O.P. Heggie) has no qualms about sentencing a woman to death for a crime of passion. He sticks to his firm belief that all murders must pay the supreme penalty until his own daughter Stella (Sidney Fox) kills a former lover who betrayed her. Humphrey Bogart plays a small but memorable role as one of the murder victims in this New York-filmed oddity.1934 B&W 74 minutesTHE RED HOUSEBased on the novel by George Agnew Chamberlain Edward G. Robinson plays Pete Morgan a farmer who harbors dark secrets and refuses to let anyone nea

THE STRANGEROrson Welles plays a college professor named Charles Rankin who lives in a pastoral Connecticut town with his lovely wife Mary (Loretta Young). When an extremely nervous German gentleman named Meineke (Konstantin Shayne) arrives in town. Professor Rankin is actually notorious Nazi war criminal Franz Kindler. Nominated for an Oscar ? in 1947 for Best Writing Original Story.1946 B&W 95 minutesBORDERLINEAmericans Johnny Macklin (Fred MacMurray) and Madeline Haley (Claire Trevor) enter the scene and find themselves embroiled in the scene and find themselves embroiled in the illicit activities. Both are government agents but each one thinks the other is a crook. The real bad guy is Pete Rickie (Raymond Burr) head of the smuggling ring. At one point Macklin and Haley must pretend to be husband and wife and eventually they sort out the heroes from the villains and the dope ring is scuttled at least for the time being.1950 B&W 88 minutesHE WALKED BY NIGHTThe He of the title is Davis Morgan (Richard Basehart) a clever but psychopathic burglar (based on real-life criminal Erwin Wakler) Basehart stays one step ahead of the law by listening in to the police band on his radio. To avoid detection he changes his M.O. on each crime making it seem that the string of burglaries is the work of several thieves. But Basehart trips himself up when he kills a cop.1948 B&W 80 minutesCALL IT MURDERJury foreman Edward Weldon (O.P. Heggie) has no qualms about sentencing a woman to death for a crime of passion. He sticks to his firm belief that all murders must pay the supreme penalty until his own daughter Stella (Sidney Fox) kills a former lover who betrayed her. Humphrey Bogart plays a small but memorable role as one of the murder victims in this New York-filmed oddity.1934 B&W 74 minutesTHE RED HOUSEBased on the novel by George Agnew Chamberlain Edward G. Robinson plays Pete Morgan a farmer who harbors dark secrets and refuses to let anyone nea

THE STRANGEROrson Welles plays a college professor named Charles Rankin who lives in a pastoral Connecticut town with his lovely wife Mary (Loretta Young). When an extremely nervous German gentleman named Meineke (Konstantin Shayne) arrives in town. Professor Rankin is actually notorious Nazi war criminal Franz Kindler. Nominated for an Oscar ? in 1947 for Best Writing Original Story.1946 B&W 95 minutesBORDERLINEAmericans Johnny Macklin (Fred MacMurray) and Madeline Haley (Claire Trevor) enter the scene and find themselves embroiled in the scene and find themselves embroiled in the illicit activities. Both are government agents but each one thinks the other is a crook. The real bad guy is Pete Rickie (Raymond Burr) head of the smuggling ring. At one point Macklin and Haley must pretend to be husband and wife and eventually they sort out the heroes from the villains and the dope ring is scuttled at least for the time being.1950 B&W 88 minutesHE WALKED BY NIGHTThe He of the title is Davis Morgan (Richard Basehart) a clever but psychopathic burglar (based on real-life criminal Erwin Wakler) Basehart stays one step ahead of the law by listening in to the police band on his radio. To avoid detection he changes his M.O. on each crime making it seem that the string of burglaries is the work of several thieves. But Basehart trips himself up when he kills a cop.1948 B&W 80 minutesCALL IT MURDERJury foreman Edward Weldon (O.P. Heggie) has no qualms about sentencing a woman to death for a crime of passion. He sticks to his firm belief that all murders must pay the supreme penalty until his own daughter Stella (Sidney Fox) kills a former lover who betrayed her. Humphrey Bogart plays a small but memorable role as one of the murder victims in this New York-filmed oddity.1934 B&W 74 minutesTHE RED HOUSEBased on the novel by George Agnew Chamberlain Edward G. Robinson plays Pete Morgan a farmer who harbors dark secrets and refuses to let anyone nea

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