Framed

1947
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1h 22m

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Glenn Ford and Janis Carter in Framed (1947)

Mike Lambert, seeking a mining job, instead becomes the patsy for a femme-fatale's schemes.Mike Lambert, seeking a mining job, instead becomes the patsy for a femme-fatale's schemes.Mike Lambert, seeking a mining job, instead becomes the patsy for a femme-fatale's schemes.

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Glenn Ford

Mike Lambert

Janis Carter

Paula Craig

Barry Sullivan

Steve Price

Edgar Buchanan

Jeff Cunningham

Karen Morley

Beth

Jim Bannon

Jack Woodworth

Stanley Andrews

Detective
(uncredited)

Walter Baldwin

Assistant Manager
(uncredited)

Jack Baxley

Bank Guard
(uncredited)

Eugene Borden

Julio
(uncredited)

Al Bridge

Judge
(uncredited)

Paul E. Burns

Sandy, Assayer
(uncredited)

Charles Cane

Tri-City Trucking Manager
(uncredited)

David Fresco

Paperboy
(uncredited)

Nacho Galindo

Crap Shooter
(uncredited)

Martin Garralaga

Cafe Janitor
(uncredited)

Fred Graff

Bank Clerk
(uncredited)

Robert Kellard

Man in Coffee Shop
(uncredited)

Director
- Richard Wallace
Writers
- Ben Maddow
- John Patrick
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Trivia
This film was made in 1947 when the House Un-American Activites Committee began its investigation of communism in Hollywood. Three of the people involved in this film, the screenwriter Ben Maddow, the actors Karen Morley and Art Smith were eventually blacklisted.

Goofs
Before Mike Lambert (Glenn Ford) enters the tavern where Paula (Janis Carter) worked, his shirtsleeves are rolled up. He puts his suit jacket on over the rolled-up sleeves. When he enters the establishment, they are rolled down and buttoned neatly, sticking out of his jacket.

Quotes
[last lines]
Bank Guard: You'll get a big reward for this.
Mike Lambert: You keep it!

Connections
Featured in Noir Alley: Framed (2017)

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7/10

For Film Noir and Glenn Ford fans, this film will be fun to watch.

Ford was a natural for film noir, and "Framed" illustrates this. He is a more vulnerable character than we're used to seeing him play in his other films, and he seems to be easily duped by a beautiful blonde(Janis Carter).

Carter puts in a solid performance and should have been in more films of this type. She is perfect as the scheming and seductive Paula.

Barry Sullivan is a bad guy here, the co-schemer with Paula. While the plot is somewhat predictable, it does include enough surprises to make it a good film noir.

It puzzles me that Framed has apparently not been released on any format in video in either Region 1 or Region 2.

Perhaps Sony will produce a Volume 4 of Columbia film noir and include Framed.