Between Midnight and Dawn 1950 | Crime/Drama/Film-Noir

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Between Midnight and Dawn is a 1950 American film-noir/crime/drama film directed by Gordon Douglas and starring Mark Stevens, Edmond O’Brien and Gale Storm.

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50 Replies to “Between Midnight and Dawn 1950 | Crime/Drama/Film-Noir”

  3. Edmund O'brien was a great actor. Have always been a fan of Gale Storm. She used to teach acting some summers at University of North Alabama. George Lindsay Graduated from there. He was quarterback and captain of the football team. She was a great gal. Had some trouble in life with the bottle but overcame it and finished well. She was from Texas and finished high school in 1940.

  6. What a great movie. I love the fact that movies could be made with no foul language whatsoever and still be so entertaining. This is an art form that is lost in todays Hollywood. It is always a treat for me to find a movie like this that I haven't seen. 😊

  9. Everything about these old movies is just…chef's kiss. The clothes, the dialogue, the acting, the script. Edmond is the best. Love it.

  11. I always enjoy watching Ed O'Brien work. He's been in dozens of movies. I'm sure I haven't seen all of them but some of my faves are: The Hunchback of Notre Dame, The Hitch-Hiker, The Great Impostor and The Girl Can't Help It. Now here's something you may sound strange. If you forward to where the movie is about 51 mins. in, you'll see that the police car chase passes a couple of movie houses and a big sign that reads: 310 Public Auction with a caricature of someone who looks very much like Pee Wee Herman.

  12. Can anyone recall this b/w heist noir where they rob a warehouse, large part of the movie is the heist, a key has to be remade during the heist, they eventually get caught, and ringleader sells out the crew? Mastermind tells Ringleader that "he rather had stayed in jail than ratted on his crew".

  19. This is a great film, a hidden gem! Likable characters, nice character arc for Edmond O' Brien's character! Great car chase! Subtle, non-melodramatic love story! Dramatic ending! Very satisfying movie! I loved it! Thanks for posting!

  26. This was one of the unsung great films of it's era: Great story, likeable characters, even more likeable cast, great stunt driving & awesome shootouts. Edmond O'brien was one of the most reliable actors of his generation. Thanks for posting this gem!!!

  38. Everything came together in the late '40's early '50's to create film noir – the German expressionistic directors, the styles, clothes, cars, music. Black and white film. The tired, but great aging look of New York and LA at the time. It created what to me is the greatest period of cinematic history.

  40. amount of cigs they smoke is disgusting esp when it was all just advertising to hook merica on cancer sticks but hey like tard repubs say lets have far less biz regulations sure buddy

  45. If you're wondering why so many of these old movies appear as good as new, it's because the US government put a ton of money toward restoring them.

  47. That worthless cop should have had his ass kicked for slapping that woman around in her dressing room. What a pig. I know it's a movie but he still made me mad.

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