Double Exposure (1944) CHESTER MORRIS

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  @cynthiajones8659 · 7 years ago

  GREAT MOVIE I LOVE EVERYTHING HE STARED IN .MR. CHESTER MORRIS

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• MI

  @MiqueCapel · 4 years ago

  Chester does it again, splendid

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• 90

  @90FF1 · 5 years ago

  The cast, the story, the acting. No buffoon cop or sidekick. Two thumbs and then some.

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• CA

  @carlb8378 · 2 years ago (edited)

  This is the 3rd. Non- B.B. movie I've seen . Chester Morris was certainly a prolific actor . Thank You Pizza Fix .❤

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• AU

  @aubreytreves · 2 years ago

  Chester Morris ❤❤❤❤❤❤

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• JO

  @johnnyray88 · 7 years ago

  Thank you for posting these movies for the public to watch. I was fortunate to see these great movies as a kid growing up in the 1940's.

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• DE

  @deguilhemcorinne418 · 5 years ago

  Never too late to see a good movie from PizzaFlick excellent selection ! And to feel in line with all those old and recent commentaries

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• SE

  @selfhealherbs · 2 years ago

  What a wonderful movie.

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• NO

  @NosferKatu · 10 months ago

  I LOVE when film characters break the fourth wall!!!!<br>It&apos;s quite unusual in older films like these.

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• AR

  @ArlettaWallace · 2 years ago

  Unfortunately, I was as well. &nbsp; I love these movies. &nbsp; Clean mysteries. &nbsp; I hate these new movies.

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• SU

  @SuperIliad · 4 years ago (edited)

  Double Exposure, released USA 18 December 1944 . Chester Morris as Larry Burke; Nancy Kelly as Pat Marvin; Jane Farrar as Dolores Tucker; Phillip Terry as Ben Scribner; Richard Gaines as James R. Turlock; Charles Arnt as Sonny Tucker; Claire Rochelle as Smitty; Roma Aldrich as Mavis; Jack Chefe, Maitre D&apos;; Charles Delaney as Joe Jackson; Cyril Delevanti as Henry – Waiter; Edward Earle as Dist. Atty. Merkle; Kit Guard as Butch - Cab Driver; Eddie Hall, Newspaper Photographer; Donald Kerr, Newspaper Reporter; Al Murphy, Bartender; Spec O&apos;Donnell, Messenger; Hugh Prosser, Detective; Dewey Robinson as Mac - Cab Driver.

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• BE

  @beforeourveryeyes · 3 years ago

  I really enjoy listening to Nancy Kelly&apos;s musical voice. She employs it as a musical instrument with so much range and color. Thanks for sharing this.

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