Tall, Dark and Handsome (23-Jan-1941)
Director: H. Bruce Humberstone Writers: Karl Tunberg; Darrell Ware Keywords: Crime/Comedy
Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
Milton Berle |
Comic |
12-Jul-1908 |
27-Mar-2002 |
Mr. Television |
Anthony Caruso |
Actor |
7-Apr-1916 |
4-Apr-2003 |
American character actor |
Charlotte Greenwood |
Actor |
25-Jun-1890 |
28-Dec-1977 |
Aunt Eller in Oklahoma! |
Frank Jenks |
Actor |
4-Nov-1902 |
13-May-1962 |
Vaudvillian, character actor |
Marc Lawrence |
Actor |
17-Feb-1910 |
28-Nov-2005 |
Prolific character actor |
Sheldon Leonard |
Actor |
22-Feb-1907 |
10-Jan-1997 |
Nick the Bartender |
Marion Martin |
Actor |
7-Jun-1908 |
13-Aug-1985 |
Boom Town |
Addison Richards |
Actor |
20-Oct-1887 |
22-Mar-1964 |
American character actor |
Cesar Romero |
Actor |
15-Feb-1907 |
1-Jan-1994 |
The Joker on Batman |
Mary Treen |
Actor |
27-Mar-1907 |
29-Jul-1989 |
It's A Wonderful Life |
REVIEWS Review by Joe Kane (posted on 3-Jun-2008) Brilliant entertaining comedy/drama. A sleeper that was followed up with "A Gentleman at heart" in 1942, another brilliant comedy/drama. Tall, Dark and Handsome made it to AMC once, but Gentleman At Heart has never made it to TV. Apparantly some legal problem. A shame, as it is a very uplifting movie. Carrol Nash as the top notch forger who insists he can improve on the Masters that he is forging is wonderful.
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