Having Wonderful Crime (1945) |
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| Director(s) | A. Edward Sutherland |
| Producer(s) | Robert Fellows, Theron Warth |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Crime, Mystery |
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Having Wonderful Crime
Released
1945
Pat O'Brien
(as Michael J. Malone)
Having Wonderful Crime
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1945
George Murphy
(as Jake Justus)
Having Wonderful Crime
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1945
Carole Landis
(as Helene Justus)
Having Wonderful Crime
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1945
George Zucco
(as King aka The Great Mov...)
Having Wonderful Crime
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1945
Gloria Holden
(as Phyllis Gray)
Having Wonderful Crime
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1945
Don Barclay
(as Bartender)
Having Wonderful Crime
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Eddie Borden
(as Poolside Guest)
Having Wonderful Crime
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1945
Chester Conklin
(as Motel Proprietor)
Having Wonderful Crime Overview:
Having Wonderful Crime (1945) was a Comedy - Crime Film directed by A. Edward Sutherland and produced by Robert Fellows and Theron Warth.
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Having Wonderful Crime (1945, A. Edward Sutherland)
Having Wonderful Crime is a perplexing comedy-mystery. The mystery itself is perplexing because it’s so exceptionally convoluted; three screenwriters and four or five red herrings and the picture only runs seventy minutes. The comedy is perplexing because Crime hinges its comedic potential on lead... Read full article
Having Wonderful Crime (1945, A. Edward Sutherland)
Having Wonderful Crime is a perplexing comedy-mystery. The mystery itself is perplexing because it’s so exceptionally convoluted; three screenwriters and four or five red herrings and the picture only runs seventy minutes. The comedy is perplexing because Crime hinges its comedic potential on lead... Read full article
Having Wonderful Crime (1945, A. Edward Sutherland)
Having Wonderful Crime is a perplexing comedy-mystery. The mystery itself is perplexing because it’s so exceptionally convoluted; three screenwriters and four or five red herrings and the picture only runs seventy minutes. The comedy is perplexing because Crime hinges its comedic potential on lead... Read full article
Having Wonderful Crime (1945, A. Edward Sutherland)
Having Wonderful Crime is a perplexing comedy-mystery. The mystery itself is perplexing because it’s so exceptionally convoluted; three screenwriters and four or five red herrings and the picture only runs seventy minutes. The comedy is perplexing because Crime hinges its comedic potential on lead... Read full article
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Having Wonderful Crime Quotes:
Jake: Oh, I told you you didn't know how to dress for a murder.