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Edward Dmytryk, Director • 39 Items / 1 Book, 38 Films
Murder, My Sweet (1944)
by Edward Dmytryk
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    Films (2 Reviews)
    James Agee
    It Happened at the Inn (1943 Film), by Jacques Becker
    1. It Happened at the Inn (1943 Film) by Jacques Becker
    2. Murder, My Sweet (1944 Film) by Edward Dmytryk
    The Nation, February 16, 1946, p. 205
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    Through Thick and Thin (2 Reviews)
    Manny Farber
    The Randolphs (1945 Film),
    1. The Randolphs (1945 Film)
    2. Murder, My Sweet (1944 Film) by Edward Dmytryk
    The New Republic, March 26, 1945, p. 421
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    Movies: Farmers and Gangsters (3 Reviews)
    Shirley O'Hara
    The Farmer's Daughter (1947 Film), by H.C. Potter
    1. The Farmer's Daughter (1947 Film) by H.C. Potter
    2. The Devil Thumbs a Ride (1947 Film) by Felix E. Feist
    3. Murder, My Sweet (1944 Film) by Edward Dmytryk
    The New Republic, April 14, 1947, pp. 40-41
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    The Screen: Further Studies in Grue (4 Reviews)
    Philip T. Hartung
    Ministry of Fear (1945 Film), by Fritz Lang
    1. Ministry of Fear (1945 Film) by Fritz Lang
    2. The Suspect (1944 Film) by Robert Siodmak
    3. Hangover Square (1945 Film) by John Brahm
    4. Murder, My Sweet (1944 Film) by Edward Dmytryk
    Commonweal, February 23, 1945, p. 475
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    The Current Cinema (4 Reviews)
    W.G.
    They Died Like Flies
    1. Murder, My Sweet (1944 Film) by Edward Dmytryk
    2. Tonight and Every Night (1945 Film) by Victor Saville
    3. The Randolph Family (1943 Film) by Harold French
    4. The Fighting Lady (1944 Film) by Eugene Ling and John S. Martin
    The New Yorker, March 17, 1945, pp. 78-80