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Blind Alley (1939)Gangster Hal Wilson takes psychiatrist Dr. Shelby hostage. While captive, the doctor analyzes Wilson as though he were a patient. Director:Charles Vidor |
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Hal Wilson
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Ralph Bellamy | ... |
Dr. Anthony Shelby
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Ann Dvorak | ... |
Mary
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Joan Perry | ... |
Linda Curtis
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Melville Cooper | ... |
George Curtis
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Rose Stradner | ... |
Doris Shelby
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John Eldredge | ... |
Dick Holbrook
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Ann Doran | ... |
Agnes
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Marc Lawrence | ... |
Buck
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Stanley Brown | ... |
Fred Landis
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Scotty Beckett | ... |
Davy Shelby
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Milburn Stone | ... |
Nick
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Marie Blake | ... |
Harriet
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Storyline
Following a prison break, Hal Wilson, a ruthless killer takes refuge in the home of a psychiatrist, Dr. Shelby. While Wilson is attempting to make a safe getaway, Dr. Shelby is busily trying to analyze his captor and find out just what, in his dark past, made him the man he now has become. Written by Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>
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(ca 1870) (uncredited)
(Cornell University's "Alma Mater")
Music (from the song "Annie Lisle") by H.S. Thompson (1857)
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James Warwick's play opened on Broadway in New York City, New York, USA on 24 September 1935 and closed in January 1936 after 119 performances. The opening night cast included George Coulouris as Dr. Shelby and Roy Hargrave as Hal Wilson. See more »Goofs
Revealing mistakes: The gangster's fingers are supposedly paralyzed, but when he pushes the "Insanity and the Criminal Mind" book back onto the shelf, you can clearly see him flick it into place with one of his "paralyzed" fingers. See more »Soundtracks
"Far Above Cayuga's Waters"(ca 1870) (uncredited)
(Cornell University's "Alma Mater")
Music (from the song "Annie Lisle") by H.S. Thompson (1857)
Played during the opening scene See more »
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