Dead on arrival. It's a term used in hospitals to describe patients who arrive dead. The title is ironic; the protagonist has been poisoned and is already as good as dead. He is, in effect, solving his own murder.
Countless distributors have released D.O.A. (1950) onto VHS and DVD. This film seems to be in the public domain, which means any distributor can legally sell copies without paying royalties. Beware. Many small distributors market copies of public domain films with poor picture and sound. Others are more reputable and deliver good transfers of the best available prints. Shop around.
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- How long is D.O.A.?1 hour and 23 minutes
- When was D.O.A. released?April 21, 1950
- What is the IMDb rating of D.O.A.?7.2 out of 10
- Who stars in D.O.A.?
- Who wrote D.O.A.?
- Who directed D.O.A.?
- Who was the composer for D.O.A.?
- Who was the producer of D.O.A.?
- Who was the executive producer of D.O.A.?
- Who was the cinematographer for D.O.A.?
- Who was the editor of D.O.A.?
- Who are the characters in D.O.A.?Frank Bigelow, Paula Gibson, Majak, Miss Foster, Mrs. Philips, Halliday, Stanley Philips, Chester, Marla Rakubian, Sam, and others
- What is the plot of D.O.A.?Frank Bigelow, told he's been poisoned and has only a few days to live, tries to find out who killed him and why.
- What is D.O.A. rated?Approved
- What genre is D.O.A.?Crime Drama, Crime, Drama, Film-Noir, and Mystery
- How many awards has D.O.A. won?2 awards
- How many awards has D.O.A. been nominated for?2 nominations
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