Whistle Stop (1946) (1946)

5.4	Rating (14 ratings)
5.5	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Léonide Moguy

Starring (View all)

George Raft
Kenny Veech

Ava Gardner
Mary

Victor McLaglen
Gitlo

Tom Conway
Lew Lentz

Jorja Curtright
Fran

Jane Nigh
Josie Veech

Florence Bates
Molly Veech

Charles Drake
Ernie

Written by

Maritta M. Wolff
(novel)

Philip Yordan
(screenplay)

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8 months ago at Feb 5 3:44

fernando

(Des) Ava Gardner hizo mucha figuración antes de que le dieran papeles importantesy vaya que lo merecía. Raft la deja figurar, es un bien 'faire valoir' de sus colegas. Le falta brío a Moguy, los personajes muy inocentes para el noir, salvo Tom Conway. McLaglen siempre convence

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After beautiful Mary returns home to her "whistle stop" home town, long-standing feelings of animosity between two of her old boyfriends leads to robbery and murder.

Release date: 25 January 1946
UPC: 741914027560

Tags: 1946 (3), Drama (1), Crime (1), Usa (1), Film Noir (1), 1940s (1), Small Town (1), Beautiful Woman (1), Murder Plot (1), United Artists (1)

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fernando posted a review 8 months ago

“(Des) Ava Gardner hizo mucha figuración antes de que le dieran papeles importantesy vaya que lo merecía. Raft la deja figurar, es un bien 'faire valoir' de sus colegas. Le falta brío a Moguy, los personajes muy inocentes para el noir, salvo Tom Conway. McLaglen siempre convence” read more