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House On 92nd Street
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6 /10
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8.20 /10
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| Starring |
William Eythe, Lloyd Nolan, Signe Hasso  |
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| Released: |
1945 |
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| Genre: |
THRILLER
WAR
WORLD WAR II
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| Origin: |
US |
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| Colour: |
BW |
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| Length: |
88 |
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A Federal investigator (Lloyd Nolan) investigates a nazi spy-ring, with the help of a double-agent (William Eythe).
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Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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| A melodrama presented unusually in the style of a "March of Time" documentary, incorporating newreel footage and actual spying locations. Made with the co-operation of the FBI (Edgar J. Hoover himself appears to introduce the movie), it tries to impress with up-to-date spying techniques; not surprisingly, many will strike a modern audience as laughably primitive. Even so, this is a fast, exciting thriller of its period. |
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