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Fly-By-Night (1942)

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Title: Fly-By-Night (1942)

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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
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Dr. Geoffrey Burton
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Pat Lindsey
Albert Bassermann ...
Dr. Storm
Miles Mander ...
Prof. Langner
Edward Gargan ...
Officer Charlie Prescott
Adrian Morris ...
Officer John Prescott
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George Taylor
Walter Kingsford ...
Heydt (phoney Langner)
Cy Kendall ...
Dahlig
Nestor Paiva ...
Grube, smaller thug
Oscar O'Shea ...
Pa Prescott
Mary Gordon ...
Ma Prescott
Arthur Loft ...
Inspector Karns
Marion Martin ...
Blond Nurse
Clem Bevans ...
Train station watchman
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19 January 1942 (USA)  »

Also Known As:

Flykt i natten  »

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(Western Electric Mirrophonic Recording)

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1.37 : 1
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Good dialog , interesting love scenes, and surprise ending
23 June 2005 | by (United States) – See all my reviews

Saw it when I was in high school and enjoyed the auto driving backwards off the auto-carrier. Am looking for a VHS or DVD copy. Any suggestions. I found out later that this picture was Nancy Kelly's first picture for Paramount. Also believe that Ms Kelly displayed her nice legs at least 2 times ,with Richard Carlson covering them up by pulling down her skirt, as she was lying ,havng fainted, on a couch. I think , if I remember correctly, that Richard Carlson, was a innocent man that got involved and could not help himself. Even though it was ab picture, the director gave it plenty of suspense and action. The best naturally, was the great ending. Naturally , it was a long time ago , but it made quite an impression on me,especially since it was during the War. As I said before , I would be happy to find even a good copy of this film.


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