Mr. District Attorney in the Carter Case

1941
Approved
52 Min.

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James Ellison and Virginia Gilmore in Mr. District Attorney in the Carter Case (1941)

Film Noir Drama Kriminalität Mysterium Romanze

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAssistant District Attorney P. Cadwallader Jones (James Ellison) and his sweetheart Terry Parker (Virginia Gilmore), a newspaper reporter, are about to be married when news comes that newspa... Alles lesenAssistant District Attorney P. Cadwallader Jones (James Ellison) and his sweetheart Terry Parker (Virginia Gilmore), a newspaper reporter, are about to be married when news comes that newspaper publisher Elliott Carter (Bradley Page) has been murdered. The marriage is postponed, ... Alles lesenAssistant District Attorney P. Cadwallader Jones (James Ellison) and his sweetheart Terry Parker (Virginia Gilmore), a newspaper reporter, are about to be married when news comes that newspaper publisher Elliott Carter (Bradley Page) has been murdered. The marriage is postponed, and Jones is assigned to the case by his superior, District Attorney Winton (Paul Harvey) ... Alles lesen

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James Ellison

P. Cadwallader Jones

Virginia Gilmore

Terry Parker

Franklin Pangborn

Charley Towne

Paul Harvey

Dist. Atty. Winton

Lynne Carver

Joyce Belmont

Spencer Charters

Judge White

Douglas Fowley

Vincent Mackay

John Eldredge

Andrew Belmont

Eddie Acuff

Hypo

John Sheehan

Beanie

Bradley Page

Elliott Carter

Jane Allen

Dancer
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Georgia Backus

Mrs. Petherby
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Polly Bailey

Scrubwoman
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Patsy Bedell

Dancer
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James Blake

Reporter
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John Bleifer

Otto Strucker
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Morgan Brown

Juror
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As in the case of many other Republic titles, this film was "re-edited" down to 52 minutes for television broadcast, and also re-titled "Unforgotten Crime;" with so much footage now missing from presently available prints, much of the story has become incomprehensible. Hopefully, a complete version still exists out there, somewhere.