Somewhere in the Night Page #10

Synopsis: During the World War II, a soldier is hit by a grenade that deforms his face and leaves him with amnesia. Sometime later, he is recovered and learns that his name is George Taylor and he is discharged from the army. He finds a letter written by a man called Larry Cravat that would be his pal and he goes to Los Angeles to seek out Larry Cravat to find his identity. He goes to a bank, a hotel, a Turkish bath and a night-club following leads. He is beaten up by Hubert, the henchman of Anzelmo that dumps him at the front door of the singer Christy Smith that works in a night-club. George tells his story to her and Christy decides to help him. She calls her boss and friend Mel Phillips that schedules a lunch with his friend Police Lt. Donald Kendall and Christy. They learn that Larry Cravat was a private investigator that somehow received US$ 2 million three years ago from Germany from a Nazi that was immediately deceased. Then George receives a tip to go to the Terminal Dock where he meets
Production: Twentieth Century Fox
 
IMDB:
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1946
110 min
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I had to think sharp and talk fast.

Aha. You must have been

a pretty good shamus, Cravat.

- Shamus?

- Shamus is a private eye.

Well, at least it looks like

I kept my nose clean, anyway.

Yeah. You think

you'll go back to it?

No, thanks. See, three years of war

can change a man.

That's what

I always say.

Well, if I can be of any help to you,

just let me know.

Thanks. I'd like to drop around

if you don't mind.

There's still a lot of questions

I want answers for.

I know the answer to one.

But you haven't asked it yet.

You know, Moskowitz, have you ever wondered

why a detective keeps his hat on all the time?

- Can't say I ever thought about it, Lieutenant.

- I found out why tonight.

You see, if you have to shoot a man,

you don't wanna be holding a hat in your hand.

Seems that

the movies are right.

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