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| Dick Powell | Philip Marlowe | |
| Claire Trevor | Helen Grayle | |
| Anne Shirley | Ann Grayle | |
| Otto Kruger | Jules Amthor | |
| Mike Mazurki | Moose Malloy | |
| Miles Mander | Mr. Grayle | |
| Douglas Walton | Lindsay Marriott | |
| Donald Douglas | Police Lt. Randall | |
| Ralf Harolde | Dr. Sonderborg | |
| Esther Howard | Jessie Florian |
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| Producer | Adrian Scott
Sid Rogell |
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| Writer | John Paxton
Raymond Chandler |
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| Cinematography | Harry J. Wild
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| Musician | Roy Webb
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While a man named Moose Malloy (Mike Mazurki) was in prison, he lost track of his girlfriend. After getting out of prison, Malloy decides to hire a a detective named Phillip Marlowe (Dick Powell) to find his girl. During his search for Velma, Marlowe takes on another case protecting a man named Marriott(Douglas Walton). He fails with this case and ends up beaten unconsicous. Needless to say, the plot becomes complicated and involves deceit, theft and perjury. |
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