Men in Exile

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Veda Ann Borg, Dick Purcell, and June Travis in Men in Exile (1937)

Framed for a robbery he didn't commit, a man flees to a Caribbean island and gets involved with a woman, gun-runners and murder.Framed for a robbery he didn't commit, a man flees to a Caribbean island and gets involved with a woman, gun-runners and murder.Framed for a robbery he didn't commit, a man flees to a Caribbean island and gets involved with a woman, gun-runners and murder.

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5.6/10

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Dick Purcell

Jimmy Carmody

June Travis

Sally Haines

Victor Varconi

Colonel Emanuel Gomez

Olin Howland

H. Mortimer Jones

Margaret Irving

Mother Haines

Norman Willis

Rocky Crane

Veda Ann Borg

Rita Crane

Alan Baxter

Danny Haines

Carlos De Valdez

General Alcatraz
(as Carlos DeValdez)

Alec Harford

Limey
(as Alex Harford)

John Alexander

Ronald Witherspoon

Demetris Emanuel

Gomez's Aide
(as Demitris Emmanuel)

Sol Gorss

Gomez's Aide Outside Office
(uncredited)

John Harron

Police Radio Operator
(uncredited)

George Lloyd

Jake
(uncredited)

Jack Mower

Ship's Captain
(uncredited)

Paul Panzer

Flamingo Diner
(uncredited)

Julian Rivero

Gomez's Aide with Note
(uncredited)

Director
- John Farrow
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2/10

Could be worse....

Good-looking good guy Dick Purcell wants to go straight in this 1930s gangster corn with help from lovely June Travis. John Farrow gets some early practice before good scripts come along. Young Alan Baxter gets emotional and experiments with different facial expressions. Victor Varconi reminds us of better movies by sounding just like Bela Lugosi. The 58 minutes is over eventually.

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Trivia
General Alcatraz quotes Feeble in Shakespear's "The Second Part of King Henry the Fourth", Act 3, Scene 2, "...let it go which way it will, he that dies this year is quit for the next".

Goofs
When Rocky calls Danny to go into the basement of the hotel, a shadow of the boom microphone is visible above Rocky on the arched doorway.

Crazy credits
Some of the opening credits appear to be formed by sticks tied together, a reference to the Caribbean Islands theme where the story takes place.

Connections
Remake of La fille de l'enfer (1931)

Soundtracks
From Me to You
(1933) (uncredited)
Written by Fabian Andre, Wayne King and Nat Conney
Played on the player piano when Jimmy asks about a job