Riffraff (1947)
A plane takes off from Peru (in a long, no-dialogue scene) in a storm with two passengers; it lands in Panama with one. The missing man had valuable oil location maps; everyone who is after them must deal with Dan Hammer - combination private eye, agent and con man who can fix anything for a fee. Nightclub singer Maxine is on Dan's side... or is she? The rest is lighthearted, white-suited tropical intrigue.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Ted Tetzlaff | Director |
| Martin Rackin | Writer |
| Nat Holt | Producer |
| Roy Webb | Composer |
| George E. Diskant | Cinematographer |
| Philip Martin | Editor |
| Cast | Role |
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| Pat O'Brien | |
| Walter Slezak | |
| Anne Jeffreys | |
| Percy Kilbride |
