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Murder, He Says (1945)
Director: George E. Marshall Writers: Lou Breslow; Jack Moffitt (story)
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
| Porter Hall |
Actor |
19-Sep-1888 |
6-Oct-1953 |
Going My Way |
| Fred MacMurray |
Actor |
30-Aug-1908 |
6-Nov-1991 |
The Absent-Minded Professor |
| Marjorie Main |
Actor |
24-Feb-1890 |
10-Apr-1975 |
Ma and Pa Kettle |
CAST | Fred MacMurray | ... Pete Marshall | | Helen Walker | ... Claire Matthews | | Marjorie Main | ... Mamie Johnson | | Jean Heather | ... Elany Fleagle | | Porter Hall | ... Mr. Johnson | | Peter Whitney | ... Mert Fleagle | | Mabel Paige | ... Grandma Fleagle | | Barbara Pepper | ... Bonnie Fleagle | | Walter Baldwin | ... Vic Hardy | | James Flavin | ... Officer | | Francis Ford | ... Lee | | Si Jenks | ... Old Man | | Milton Parsons | ... Townsman | | Syd Saylor | ... Townsman | | Ralph Peters | ... Townsman | | Tom Fadden | ... Sheriff Murdock | | George McKay | ... Storekeeper | | Joel Friedkin | ... Little Man |
REVIEWS Review by anonymous (posted on 20-Apr-2005) This movie is a real hoot! If all you
know of Fred MacMurray is My Three Sons, or at least Double Indemnity,
get ready to "laff yer ass" off. The basement scene where Fred is
mistaken for one of the dim-witted twins is priceless, and you'll be
humming "Honors Flysiss" all evening (and will be reminded whenever you
listen to the opening theme to All Things Considered on NPR). Great
cast, too, with Marjorie Main, Porter Hall and Helen Walker (pre
Nightmare Alley). My mother turned me on to this movie maybe 35 years
ago, and I'm forever grateful.
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