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Blind Alley

film by Vidor [1939]
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  • Rita Hayworth and Glenn Ford in Gilda
    Charles Vidor
    / Early work

    …studio was the film noir Blind Alley (1939), an early attempt to add psychoanalysis to the crime picture. It centres on a psychologist (played by Ralph Bellamy) who, after being taken hostage by an escaped killer (Chester Morris), tries to uncover the roots of the man’s criminal behaviour. Vidor closed…

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    …studio was the film noir Blind Alley (1939), an early attempt to add psychoanalysis to the crime picture. It centres on a psychologist (played by Ralph Bellamy) who, after being taken hostage by an escaped killer (Chester Morris), tries to uncover the roots of the man’s criminal behaviour. Vidor closed…

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