Strangers in the Night

The first film-noir directed by legendary filmmaker Anthony Mann (T-Men, the Naked Spur) a Marine sergeant (William Terry) stationed overseas falls in love with a woman only through correspondence. On the train back home, he meets a beautiful young doctor (Virginia Grey) who's starting a new practice in the same small town. Once in town, he finds his pen pal's place of residence, but to his surprise he only finds the girl's mother (Helen Thimig) living at the old mansion with her servant (Edith Barrett) - the old woman informs him that her daughter has gone away and will return shortly, but asks him to stay at the mansion until her return. This gothic and haunting mystery in the tradition of Hitchcock's Rebecca was beautifully shot Reggie Lanning (HOODLUM EMPIRE).

Director: Anthony Mann
Producer: Rudolph E. Abel
Actor: George E. Stone
Actor: William Terry
Actor: Virginia Grey
Actor: Edith Barrett
Actor: Anne O'Neal
Actor: Audley Anderson
Actor: Jimmy Lucas
Actor: Roy Butler
Actor: Charles Sullivan
Actor: Frances Morris
Actor: George Sherwood
Actor: Roy Darmour
Actor: Jack Gardner
Actor: Helene Thimig