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All 17 Harold Vermilyea Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Get ready to dive into the world of Harold Vermilyea as we take you on a cinematic journey through his remarkable movie career. From his early beginnings to his latest blockbusters, this roundup article brings you the lowdown on all things Vermilyea, leaving no stone unturned.
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In the early 20th century, Chicago was a bustling city with dreams of prosperity for its residents. Among them was a young Lithuanian immigrant who had found employment there. However, his life took a turn for the worse when he encountered financial hardship and was laid off due to company cutbacks.
"O. S. S. , " released in 1946, is a gripping war drama set during World War II that follows the clandestine missions of the Office of Strategic Services (O. S. S. ), an American intelligence agency. Director Irving Pichel and writer Richard Maibaum take viewers on a thrilling ride as they delve into the world of spies and saboteurs sent to Nazi-occupied France to collect vital information and disrupt enemy operations.
"Gentleman's Agreement", a riveting 1947 movie, tackles the profound issue of anti-Semitism and bigotry through the eyes of a journalist's personal journey. Starring Gregory Peck as a tenacious reporter, this esteemed film showcases the actor's dedication to portraying a character willing to impersonate a Jew in order to expose the harsh realities faced by his people.
In "The Sainted Sisters, " two female thieves, played by Veronica Lake and Joan Caulfield, are on the run after stealing 10,000 dollars from a New York businessman. Forced to lay low, they find refuge in a quaint small town in Maine, where they must disguise their true identity and earn the respect of the local townspeople by performing good deeds. Under the careful watch of the charming and kind-hearted Mayor (Barry Fitzgerald), the two girls begin to see the true value of kindness and empathy.
"Experience the whimsical world of "The Emperor Waltz, " a 1948 comedy, musical, and romantic masterpiece. Join Bing Crosby, in his iconic role as a brash American gramophone salesman, as he embarks on a daring journey to seek Emperor Franz Joseph's endorsement in turn-of-the-century Vienna, Austria.
Prepare to be swept into the world of 1948's "The Big Clock, " a crime-infused, film-noir thriller like no other. This engrossing drama follows a relentless quest for the truth as a magazine tycoon commits a heinous murder, only to pin the crime on an unsuspecting scapegoat. Unfazed by the set-up, the innocent man embarks on an intense manhunt to uncover the real culprit and bring justice.
In the captivating drama "The Miracle of the Bells," set in 1948, a dedicated publicist is tasked with tracking down a miracle to salvage the career of a late actress. With just one film to his name, he devises a unique strategy to remember her and ultimately promote her final movie.
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In the gripping drama "Beyond Glory", Alan Ladd takes on the role of Rocky, a soldier tormented by guilt after the death of his commanding officer, Captain Daniels. Seeking solace, Rocky visits Daniels' widow, who eventually falls for him, encouraging him to pursue his dreams at the prestigious West Point Military Academy. But life at West Point proves to be anything but easy.
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"Sorry, Wrong Number" is a 1948 drama film directed by Anatole Litvak and starring Barbara Stanwyck, Burt Lancaster, and Ann Richards. The plot revolves around an invalid woman named Leona Stevenson, who accidentally overhears a murder plot while on the telephone. Desperate to prevent the murder, she frantically makes a series of calls, navigating a web of intrigue, backstabbing, and blackmail.
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"Alias Nick Beal" is a gripping 1949 film that masterfully explores the themes of power, morality, and manipulation. Directed by John Farrow, this drama-fantasy-noir movie follows the meteoric rise of district attorney Nick Beal, played by Ray Milland, to political success and the governorship. However, as he becomes increasingly enmeshed with the mysterious and potentially diabolical Nick Beal, Beal's sense of morality begins to slip away.
"Manhandled", a classic Film-Noir thriller, released in 1949, is an intense tale of crime and drama. The film, which received an IMDb rating of 6.6 from 906 votes, revolves around a humble secretary to a psychiatrist, whose life takes a dark turn when she becomes the prime witness to the murder of a patient's wife. She finds herself in the eye of the storm, realizing that her life is hanging by a thread. The movie masterfully blends elements of jealousy, peeping, and flashback, creating a chilling atmosphere of suspense and intrigue.
In the gritty streets of 1949 Chicago, the mysterious death of a young woman sets off a dangerous chain of events for intrepid reporter Ed Adams, played by the suave and enigmatic Alan Ladd. As Adams delves deeper into the girl's past, her address book reveals a host of shady names, each hiding a secret. The investigation takes a dangerous turn, as the men linked to the deceased girl try to keep their dark truths concealed.
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Escape from Oblivion is a 1950 thriller film that plunges the audience into the depths of a deranged young man's consciousness. Dana Andrews portrays the lead character, an intrepid homicide detective, pursuing the young man, portrayed by Farley Granger, for the brutal slaying of a priest.
"Made for Mischief" is an enthralling 1950 crime drama film directed by Nicholas Ray and starring Mel Ferrer, Joan Fontaine, and Robert Ryan. The engrossing narrative focuses on a cunning woman's desperate endeavor to conceal her true identity as a manipulative gold digger and her illicit love affair. As she attempts to fool a wealthy man into marrying her, her lover ends up exposing the deception she has concocted.
"Katie Did It", a delightful 1950s romantic comedy set in a prudish New England town, tells the tale of young, innocent Katherine Standish and her blossoming love for city slicker commercial artist, Peter Van Arden. Despite their burgeoning affection, Katie's life takes a dark turn when she becomes entangled in a web of misunderstandings, believing Peter to be a married man with two children.
"Finders Keepers" is a charming 1951 comedy film that follows the amusing story of a precocious young child who stumbles upon a truckload of stolen money, the result of a robbers' heist. The young protagonist, full of energy and curiosity, goes back into their house with the unexpected treasure, kickstarting a series of hilarious and unexpected events.
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"The Adventures of Marco Polo, " first released in 1956, is a lively and adventurous musical that brings to life the intriguing world of the 14th-century explorer. Set against the backdrop of a mystical kingdom, the movie revolves around the character of Marco Polo, known for his bravery and cunning. This tale, interwoven with magic and music, follows Marco Polo's epic journey to the East, where he encounters a mysterious princess and a myriad of memorable characters.