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I Love Trouble

Scandalous secrets only murder can silence!
1948 | 93m | English

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Director: S. Sylvan Simon
Writer: Roy Huggins
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A wealthy man hires a detective to investigate his wife's mysterious past.
Release Date: Jan 15, 1948
Director: S. Sylvan Simon
Writer: Roy Huggins
Genres: Drama, Crime, Mystery
Keywords robbery, film noir, murder, private detective
Production Companies Columbia Pictures, Cornell Pictures
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Aug 03, 2024
Entered: Apr 27, 2024
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Name Character
Franchot Tone Stuart Bailey
Janet Blair Norma Shannon
Janis Carter Mrs. Caprillo aka Jane Breeger aka Janie Joy
Adele Jergens Boots Nestor
Glenda Farrell Hazel Bixby
Steven Geray Keller
Tom Powers Ralph Johnston
Lynn Merrick Mrs. Johnston
John Ireland Reno
Donald Curtis Martin
Eduardo Ciannelli John Vega Caprillo
Robert Barrat Lt. Quint
Raymond Burr Herb
Eddie Marr Sharpy
Arthur Space Sgt. Muller
Sid Tomack Buster Buffin
Name Job
S. Sylvan Simon Director
George Duning Original Music Composer
Roy Huggins Screenplay, Novel
Al Clark Editor
Charles Lawton Jr. Director of Photography
Name Title
S. Sylvan Simon Producer
Organization Category Person
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Geronimo1967
6.0

This is quite a complex tale of murder, blackmail and impersonation. Wealthy Tom Powers ("Johnston") hires private investigator Franchot Tone ("Bailey") to investigate his wife. The digging reveals she had rather an unsavoury past as a dancer who hooked up with an actor and had pinched $40k from her ... old employers. She turns up dead under Malibu pier and Tone is soon prime suspect for Robert Barrat's "Lt. Quint". It moves along efficiently, with plenty of twists and turns and the support from the two ladies Janet Blair and Janis Carter as well as from John Ireland and a very brief appearance by Raymond Burr keep this drama running well - except, that is, for Tone. He is dreadful - a good looking man with all the charisma of a cheese plant; and virtually no natural abilities with the camera at all. It is also far too long - could have lost 20 minutes without detracting from the plot in any meaningful way. Worth a watch, though.

Jul 09, 2022