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14 July 1949 (USA)
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Police baffled by the FACELESS KILLER!
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An obsessed cop tracks an elusive serial killer who strangles his victims on rainy nights. full summary | add synopsis
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By no stretch a classic but there are worse ways to spend an hour
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Cast
(Complete credited cast) | William Lundigan | ... | Police Lt. Harry Grant |
| Dorothy Patrick | ... | Ann Gorman |
| Jeff Corey | ... | Police Sgt. Art Collins |
| Nestor Paiva | ... | Benny |
| Charles D. Brown | ... | Police Insp. Mulvaney |
| Paul Guilfoyle | ... | Overbeck |
| Edwin Max | ... | Charlie Roy aka The Judge |
| Frank Ferguson | ... | J.C. McGill |
| Marlo Dwyer | ... | Waitress |
| Archie Twitchell | ... | Dixon (as Michael Branden) |
| Douglas Spencer | ... | Phony Judge |
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60 min
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1.37 : 1 more
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Mono (RCA Sound System)
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Spain:13 |
USA:Approved (certificate #13392)
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Police Lt. Harry Grant:
We struck pay dirt.
Police Sgt. Art Collins: Yeah, if he buys his magazines here, he probably lives somewhere nearby.
Police Lt. Harry Grant: Well, we'll check the laundries, poolrooms, markets, saloons.
Police Sgt. Art Collins: It's a cinch. All we have to do is turn the neighborhood upside down, then shake all the buildings until he falls out of one of them.
Police Lt. Harry Grant: Let's start shaking.
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Police Sgt. Art Collins: Yeah, if he buys his magazines here, he probably lives somewhere nearby.
Police Lt. Harry Grant: Well, we'll check the laundries, poolrooms, markets, saloons.
Police Sgt. Art Collins: It's a cinch. All we have to do is turn the neighborhood upside down, then shake all the buildings until he falls out of one of them.
Police Lt. Harry Grant: Let's start shaking.
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Follow Me Quietly opens promisingly, with a night shot of high heels on wet pavement in pelting rain. How can you go wrong? But the film chooses to follow not the strangler who kills only in the rain but the love story between the detective and the tabloid reporter. The best scene in the movie, as another commentator pointed out, makes absolutely no sense, but works as a chilling little shocker involving a faceless "dummy" the police loonily use to impersonate the killer. It's good that this movie didn't run more than an hour; there's nothing lurking beneath the surface of the script.