Film noir : the dark side of cinema XVI.

Mystery of Marie Roget: A detective tries to unravel the strange circumstances surrounding the death of a young actress.

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Jacoby, Michael (Screenwriter), Duff, Warren, 1904-1973 (Screenwriter), Zuckerman, George, 1916-1996 (Screenwriter), Chase, Borden (Screenwriter), Montez, María, 1912-1951 (Actor), Knowles, Patric, 1911-1995 (Actor), Ouspenskaya, Maria, 1876-1949 (Actor), Litel, John, 1892-1972 (Actor), Ladd, Alan (Actor), Reed, Donna, 1921-1986 (Actor), Havoc, June (Actor), Hervey, Irene, 1909-1998 (Actor), Kennedy, Arthur, 1914-1990 (Actor), Chandler, Jeff, 1918-1961 (Actor), Keyes, Evelyn, 1916-2008 (Actor), McNally, Stephen, 1913-1994 (Actor), Hudson, Rock, 1925-1985 (Actor), Poe, Edgar Allan, 1809-1849, Thayer, Tiffany, 1902-1959, Burnett, W. R. (William Riley), 1899-1982
Format:	Video Blu-ray Disc
Language:	English
Language Notes:	In English with optional English subtitles.
Published:	[New York] : Kino Lorber Inc., [2024]
Series:	KL studio classics.
Subjects:	Murder > Investigation > Drama. Women entertainers > Drama. Young women > Drama. Missing persons > Investigation > Drama. Investigative reporting > Drama. Boxers (Sports) > Drama. Gamblers > Drama. Paris (France) > Drama. Chicago (Ill.) > Drama. Film noir. Crime films. Detective and mystery films. Thrillers (Motion pictures) Action and adventure films. Film adaptations. Feature films. Fiction films.

Table of Contents:

[Disc 1]. Mystery of Marie Roget / Universal presents; written by Michael Jacoby from a story by Edgar Allan Poe ; produced by Paul Malvern ; directed by Phil Rosen (1942, 61 min.)
[dosc 2]. Chicago deadline / Paramount presents; screenplay by Warren Duff ; based on a story by Tiffany Thayer ; produced by Robert Fellows ; directed by Lewis Allen (1949, 86 min.)
[disc 3]. Iron man / Universal-International presents ; screenplay by George Zuckerman and Borden Chase ; based upon the story by William R. Burnett ; produced by Aaron Rosenberg ; directed by Joseph Pevney (1951, 82 min.).