The Falcon Takes Over (1942) |
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| Director(s) | Irving Reis |
| Producer(s) | Howard Benedict |
| Top Genres | Crime, Mystery |
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George Sanders(as Gay Lawrence)
The Falcon Takes Over
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1942
The Falcon Takes Over
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1942
George Sanders
(as Gay Lawrence)
Lynn Bari(as Ann Riordan)
The Falcon Takes Over
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1942
The Falcon Takes Over
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1942
Lynn Bari
(as Ann Riordan)
James Gleason(as Inspector Mike O'Hara)
The Falcon Takes Over
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1942
The Falcon Takes Over
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1942
James Gleason
(as Inspector Mike O'Hara)
Allen Jenkins(as Jonathan 'Goldy' Locke)
The Falcon Takes Over
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1942
The Falcon Takes Over
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1942
Allen Jenkins
(as Jonathan 'Goldy' Locke)
William Alland(as Reporter)
The Falcon Takes Over
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1942
The Falcon Takes Over
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1942
William Alland
(as Reporter)
Turhan Bey(as Jules Amthor)
The Falcon Takes Over
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1942
The Falcon Takes Over
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1942
Turhan Bey
(as Jules Amthor)
Ward Bond(as Moose Malloy)
The Falcon Takes Over
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1942
The Falcon Takes Over
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1942
Ward Bond
(as Moose Malloy)
Hans Conried(as Lindsey W. Marriot)
The Falcon Takes Over
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1942
The Falcon Takes Over
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1942
Hans Conried
(as Lindsey W. Marriot)
The Falcon Takes Over Overview:
The Falcon Takes Over (1942) was a Crime - Mystery Film directed by Irving Reis and produced by Howard Benedict.
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The Falcon Takes Over Quotes:
Inspector Mike O'Hara:
[to Lawrence] Oh, the great Falcon! I haven't seen you in half a dozen murders!
Jonathan 'Goldy' Locke:
You can't pin nothin on me until you prove Corpus Delicious!
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This is the first of three versions of Raymond Chandler's "Farewell, My Lovely" with Gay Lawrence standing in for Philip Marlowe.
The third of sixteen movies for the suave detective nicknamed "The Falcon" starring George Saunders.