policerevolvercollector
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OK. Yesterday, I saw this movie for the 1st time in probably 10 years. It was on TCM.
Part film noir, part comedy, with a stellar cast, it has a LOT of neat guns in it too.
Robert Mitchum uses a P08 .30 Luger at the end of the movie. (You get to see him loading the bottleneck cartridges into a magazine.) Vincent Price is hilarious as a ham actor on a hunting trip in Mexico. It does "borrow" from Casablanca as well as Key Largo. But, that can be overlooked. No more spoilers.
Has anyone here seen it?
His Kind of Woman (1951) - IMDb
Best,
Charles
Part film noir, part comedy, with a stellar cast, it has a LOT of neat guns in it too.
Robert Mitchum uses a P08 .30 Luger at the end of the movie. (You get to see him loading the bottleneck cartridges into a magazine.) Vincent Price is hilarious as a ham actor on a hunting trip in Mexico. It does "borrow" from Casablanca as well as Key Largo. But, that can be overlooked. No more spoilers.
Has anyone here seen it?
His Kind of Woman (1951) - IMDb
Best,
Charles
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