The Frog

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Noah Beery, Gordon Harker, and Jack Hawkins in The Frog (1937)

Police Captain Gordon and Sergeant Elk set out to put an end to the activities of a criminal mastermind who calls himself The Frog. They encounter blackmail, murder, arson and robbery along ... Read allPolice Captain Gordon and Sergeant Elk set out to put an end to the activities of a criminal mastermind who calls himself The Frog. They encounter blackmail, murder, arson and robbery along the way, mixed in with cabaret dancers, eccentric Americans, American gangsters and beauti... Read allPolice Captain Gordon and Sergeant Elk set out to put an end to the activities of a criminal mastermind who calls himself The Frog. They encounter blackmail, murder, arson and robbery along the way, mixed in with cabaret dancers, eccentric Americans, American gangsters and beautiful girls whose fathers seem to have strange occupations.

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6/10

"Your move Sergeant Elk"

With a face like that Gordon Harker could have been playing the title role; but he was actually playing the detective, who plainly inspired his later character Inspector Hornleigh.

As a film it's only so-so, but most of the laughs were obviously intentional. The biggest problem it gave the Hays Office was probably Carol Goodner in a see-through dress. Despite Graham Greene's sniffy review it obviously made sufficient impression for him to later employ the name 'Harry Lime' himself.

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