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The Dark Corner (1946) |
Man just carries his change the hard way with a roll of nickels
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The 1946 film "The Dark Corner" is about a private detective in New York, Bradford Galt (Mark Stevens),
who was framed for a crime. He and his assistant, Kathleen Stewart (Lucille Ball), encounter a thug
named Fred Foss (William Bendix).
Bradford catches Fred in his office and orders him to put his stuff on a table.
Included is a labeled roll of nickels.
1. Bradford catches Fred in his office
Bradford tells Fred "All right, shell out" and Fred puts his stuff on the table.
Included is a roll of nickels.
Bradford asks "Make nice brass knuckles, dont they?"
2. Labeled roll of nickels
The label reads "$2 5c NICKELS"
Fred replies "Brass knucks ain't legal, I just carry my change the hard way"
Cast, Directors, Writers:
Mark Stevens as Bradford Galt
Lucille Ball as Kathleen Stewart
William Bendix as Fred Foss
Director: Henry Hathaway
Writers: Jay Dratler, Bernard Schoenfeld, Leo Rosten
Lucille Ball as Kathleen Stewart
William Bendix as Fred Foss
Writers: Jay Dratler, Bernard Schoenfeld, Leo Rosten
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