"Madman or murderer?"

1949

1h 2m

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Mystery

Overview

The murders of a suspected thief and a rival private eye draw the attention of The Falcon.

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Cast & Crew

13 members

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John Calvert

Michael 'The Falcon' Waring

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Albert Dekker

Kirk

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Myrna Dell

Wilma Rogers

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Ben Welden

Gregory

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Douglas Fowley

The Inspector

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Michael Mark

Mr. Perry

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James Griffith

Lt. Cooper

Acting

Ann Cornell

Elaine Carson (as Anna Cornell)

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Mauritz Hugo

Larry Andrews

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Peter Brocco

Morris Jason

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Peter Michael

Jailer

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Jack Daley

Dunk

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Billy Nelson

Gunman in Back Seat of Car

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