The Falcon's Adventure (1946)
Overview
A society sleuth rescues a kidnapped woman, then is framed for murder.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.988 |
Directed By
William Berke
Crew
Frank Redman
William Berke
Robert E. Kent
Aubrey Wisberg
Herman Schlom
Harry J. Wild
Paul Sawtell
Michael Arlen
Marvin Coil
Russell A. Cully
Michael Ohrenbach
C. Bakaleinikoff
Earl B. Mounce
Jean L. Speak
Walter E. Keller
Robert E. Kent
Darrell Silvera
Albert S. D'Agostino
TOP CAST
Tom Conway
Tom "The Falcon" Lawrence
Madge Meredith
Louisa Braganza
Edward Brophy
Goldie Locke
Robert Warwick
Kenneth Sutton
Myrna Dell
Doris Blanding
Steve Brodie
Benny
Ian Wolfe
J.D. Denison
Carol Forman
Helen Ray
Joseph Crehan
Inspector Cavanaugh
Phil Warren
Mike Geary
Tony Barrett
Paolo Ray
Harry Harvey
Detective Sgt. Duncan
Jason Robards Sr.
Lieutenant Evans
Bonnie Blair
Hat Check Girl (uncredited)
Robert Bray
Doorman (uncredited)
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