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The Second Face (1950)

Search for Danger (1949)

Alaska Patrol (1949)

Perilous Waters (1948)

The Hunted (1948)

Blonde Ice (1948)

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Hunted, The (1948) -- (Movie Clip) Why Else Do Guys Drink?

Hunted, The (1948) -- (Movie Clip) This Case Had A Queer Twist

Biography

Filmography

Director (Feature Film)

The Second Face (1950)

Search for Danger (1949)

Alaska Patrol (1949)

Perilous Waters (1948)

The Hunted (1948)

Blonde Ice (1948)

Unknown Island (1948)

Appointment with Murder (1948)

Violence (1947)

Sweetheart of Sigma Chi (1946)

Nurse from Brooklyn (1938)

Assistant Director

The Jury's Secret (1938)

Assistant Director

The Missing Guest (1938)

2nd Assistant Director

Personal Secretary (1938)

Assistant Director

Writer (Feature Film)

West of Carson City (1940)

Producer (Feature Film)

Search for Danger (1949)

Appointment with Murder (1948)

Violence (1947)

Smooth as Silk (1946)

Associate Producer

The Strange Case of Doctor Rx (1942)

Associate Producer

Sealed Lips (1942)

Associate Producer

Man Made Monster (1941)

Associate Producer

Horror Island (1941)

Associate Producer

Film Production - Main (Feature Film)

The Man in Blue (1937)

Second Assistant Director

Life Events

Videos

Hunted, The (1948) -- (Movie Clip) Why Else Do Guys Drink? Having just helped his now-paroled ex-girlfriend, whom he sent to jail, and who maintains her innocence, find a new job, cop Johnny (Preston Foster) drops in on barkeep Joe (George Chandler), who remembers the case, in The Hunted, 1948, from director Jack Bernhard and writer Steve Fisher.

Hunted, The (1948) -- (Movie Clip) This Case Had A Queer Twist Cracking opening, from the last frame of credits, cop Johnny (Preston Foster) at a Los Angeles bus station, tracking (we’ll learn) Belita as paroled Laura, then meeting with ladies’ parole officer Miss Turner (Edna Holland), in The Hunted, 1948, from Allied Artists and director Jack Bernhard.

Hunted, The (1948) -- (Movie Clip) Lovely, But Still A Liar Still inquiring about his ex-girlfriend, for whom he’s just found a job, after she spent four years in prison, for a crime she claims she didn’t commit, and for which he sent her up, cop Johnny (Preston Foster) visits her lawyer Rand (Pierre Watkin), who, like him, she once swore to kill, in The Hunted, 1948.

Hunted, The (1948) -- (Movie Clip) I Want You To Meet Someone Warming to his ex-girlfriend Laura (Belita) who’s been paroled for several weeks now, after serving four years for the robbery conviction for which he busted her, and which she never admitted-to, cop Johnny (Preston Foster) at the beach, and checking one last possible witness, an ex-con (Larry Blake), in The Hunted, 1948.

Hunted, The (1948) -- (Movie Clip) Laura Mead The only Olympic quality ice skating performance in any legit Film Noir, one-time United Kingdom skater Belita as recently paroled “Laura Mead” on a Los Angeles rink between periods at a hockey game, Preston Foster as cop Johnny Saxon, her erstwhile boyfriend, in director Jack Bernhard’s The Hunted, 1948, from Steve Fisher’s story and screenplay.

Hunted, The (1948) -- (Movie Clip) I Promised To Kill You Something of a high-wire act, Preston Foster as cop Johnny, Belita as Laura, his ex-girlfriend, paroled that evening, after serving four years for a robbery, for which he arrested her, though she’s never admitted any guilt, and did swear to kill him, having broken into his apartment, all in one take, in The Hunted, 1948.

Second Face, The (1950) -- (Movie Clip) I've Come To My Senses We don’t get any look at heroine Ella Raines in the opening, chasing Claire (Rita Johnson) around LA in a panic then getting in a wreck, in the Eagle-Lion production, from a story and screenplay by the later-acclaimed Swiss-born writer Eugene Vale, The Second Face, 1950.

Second Face, The (1950) -- (Movie Clip) Took Away Some Flesh And Skin Ending the elaborate flashback in which Ella Raines played Phyllis, a talented but un-prepossessing fashion designer who got into a car wreck, first with her surgeon (Mauritz Hugo), then with shop owner Grandon Rhodes, who earlier found her unsatisfactory, in The Second Face, 1950.

Second Face, The (1950) -- (Movie Clip) She's Just Not My Type This is meant to be the homely version of the heroine, Ella Raines as Phyllis from Fresno, appearing in Los Angeles where Claire (Rita Johnson), friend of a friend, awaits with her Allan (Roy Roberts) and fickle bachelor Jerry (John Sutton), in the Eagle-Lion feature The Second Face, 1950.

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