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Deadline at Dawn: Directed by Harold Clurman, William Cameron Menzies. With Susan Hayward, Paul Lukas, Bill Williams, Joseph Calleia. After a woman he meets is murdered, a soon-to-ship-out sailor has until dawn to find the killer, aided by a weary dance hall girl.
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- Crime, Film-Noir, Mystery
- Harold Clurman, William Cameron Menzies
- 1946-03-18
Deadline at Dawn is a 1946 American film noir, the only film directed by stage director Harold Clurman. ... (Susan Hayward), he attempts to return the money, only to ...
Roland Gross. Susan Hayward, Bill Williams, Paul Lukas, Lola Lane, Joseph Calleia, Jerome Cowan, Steven Geray, Joseph Crehan, Virginia Farmer, Joe Sawyer, Marvin Miller, Byron Foulger. I f there’s such thing as a quaint film noir, Harold Clurman’s Deadline at Dawn just might be it. Based on a novel by Cornell Woolrich and taking place over ...
Deadline At Dawn (1946) -- (Movie Clip) It Rhymes With Moon Savvy New York taxi-dancer June (Susan Hayward) has volunteered to accompany small-town on-leave sailor Alex (Bill Williams) as he tries to return a bundle of cash he thinks he must have stolen while drunk, in Deadline At Dawn, 1946, from a Cornell Woolrich story.
- Harold Clurman, William Dorfman
- Susan Hayward
Jul 27, 2017 · Susan Hayward was actually 29 the year “Deadline at Dawn” was released. As Eddie Muller mentioned in his intro, she had just given birth to her twin boys, Timothy and Gregory. Susan got top billing in this film although she had not yet been nominated for an Oscar. Paul Lukas, on the other hand, had already won a Best Actor Oscar two years ...
Deadline at Dawn is directed by Harold Clurman and adapted to screenplay by Clifford Odets from the novel written by Cornell Woolrich. It stars Susan Hayward, Paul Lukas, Bill Williams, Joseph Calleia, Osa Masson and Lola Lane. Music is by Hans Eisler and cinematography by Nicholas Musuraca.
Alex, a radio-specialist sailor on leave, recovers from a drink-induced blackout with a large sum of money belonging to Edna Bartelli, a B-girl who invited him home to fix her radio. He tries to return the money with the reluctant aid of June Goffe, a sweet but oh-so-tired dance hall girl. They find Edna murdered.
