Beyond A Reasonable Doubt "The Dark Knight Trilogy"

Beyond A Reasonable Doubt "The Dark Knight Trilogy"After director Fritz Lang vaulted to prominence with such masterpieces of German cinema as Metropolis and M, he brought his art to Hollywood films, including Fury, Ministry of Fear, The Woman in the Window and more trenchant tales of innocents caught in a web of seeming guilt. His last U. S. movie is this intriguing film noir about a novelist (Dana Andrews) out to expose the injustices of capital punishment. Working with his fiance's (Joan Fontaine)

Rin-Tin-Tin

he probably would have emerged as the serious actor he longed to be

What if a hypnotist could restore Adolphe's memory of their marriage

That's easier said than done for a man with his skill set

The film's poster line shrieked: She was guilty of love and the unwritten code of the East cried for vengeance

This 6-disc

including the "Mad Scene" aria from Lucia di Lammermoor

chucking most of George and Ira's fascinatin' rhythms

Margery Gray as Heidi and Sammy Davis

working aboard a riverboat for madam Easy Jenny (Joan Blondell)

his uncle is inadvertently saved by the incredible ineptitude of the Disorderlies

A war-traumatized sailor (Robert Ryan)