Reed Hadley narrator, had a small role as top hatted 'actor' in WC Field's classic "The Bank Dick"...face and voice similar to Ray Danton...deep voices, often representing the Law and the US and the Military, as Narrators. He was in unofficial remae of "Laura" with Clifton Webb again, Lucille ball, Mark Stevens, and William Bendix playing killer. >> This film has a small Plot Hole...assuming 'clergyman' can't be killer...too incompetent. See Raymond 'Perry Mason' Burr in one of many villain roles of era in "His Kind of Woman"...Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell...Vincent Price role as egocentric actor only matched in Funny by his role in "Dreamboat" with Clifton Webb and fine cast...Art Linklater role in latter, opposite young beauty-marked 'Honey West' and 'Forbidden Planet' blonde...also unique, both films must-see. 'Perry White' from tv Superman...John Hamilton?...with no Great Caesar's Ghost catch phrase always a pleasure, here in another desk role. . . Louis Hayward peaked early in superb "And then there were None." Did some ok costume period pieces. Dennis O'Keefe always does solid, reliable job.
Reed Hadley narrator, had a small role as top hatted 'actor' in WC Field's classic "The Bank Dick"...face and voice similar to Ray Danton...deep voices, often representing the Law and the US and the Military, as Narrators. He was in unofficial remae of "Laura" with Clifton Webb again, Lucille ball, Mark Stevens, and William Bendix playing killer. >> This film has a small Plot Hole...assuming 'clergyman' can't be killer...too incompetent. See Raymond 'Perry Mason' Burr in one of many villain roles of era in "His Kind of Woman"...Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell...Vincent Price role as egocentric actor only matched in Funny by his role in "Dreamboat" with Clifton Webb and fine cast...Art Linklater role in latter, opposite young beauty-marked 'Honey West' and 'Forbidden Planet' blonde...also unique, both films must-see. 'Perry White' from tv Superman...John Hamilton?...with no Great Caesar's Ghost catch phrase always a pleasure, here in another desk role. . . Louis Hayward peaked early in superb "And then there were None." Did some ok costume period pieces. Dennis O'Keefe always does solid, reliable job.