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Double Deal (1950)

 -  Drama  -  December 1950 (USA)
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A young woman inherits an oil field, and hires an engineer to help her drill a well. The sister of the man who left her the oil field is determined to drive her and the engineer off the ... See full summary »

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Terry Miller
Richard Denning ...
Buzz Doyle
Taylor Holmes ...
C.D. 'Corpus' Mills
Fay Baker ...
Lilly Sebastian
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Walter Karnes
Carleton Young ...
Reno Sebastian
Thomas Browne Henry ...
Sheriff L.G. Morelli (as Tom Browne Henry)
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A young woman inherits an oil field, and hires an engineer to help her drill a well. The sister of the man who left her the oil field is determined to drive her and the engineer off the property so she can take it for herself. Written by frankfob2@yahoo.com

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December 1950 (USA)  »

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FĂșria Perversa  »

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(RCA Sound System)

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"Tom Collins"
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Traditional
Arranged by Gene Rose and Roy Webb
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A perfect little "B" movie
14 August 2000 | by (Las Cruces, New Mexico) – See all my reviews

This movie should have been titled "Triple Deal". It has a dozen plot twists, some very surprising sexual overtones, and a totally unexpected ending. This is the kind of perfect "B" that will never be made again. Richard Denning, Marie Windsor, Taylor Holmes, and James Griffith - all reliable "B" players we have learned to appreciate over the years. It is movies like this that make us mourn the studio system.


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