The Clay Pigeon (1949) (MOD) "Others" Using clowning tactics instead of

Using clowning tactics instead of military tactics

Critics of the day lauded Kismet's Technicolor® virtuosity - not the least of which included gold-painted Marlene Dietrich in a sultry bit of terpsichore

more mature color in Spielberg's artistic palette

Falling in love with heiress Allie Monte (a young Joan Crawford)

His identity

The Clay Pigeon (1949) (MOD) "Others" Using clowning tactics instead ofAn accused traitor attempts to clear his name is this "taut, lean film noir" (AllMovie. com) directed by Richard Fleischer (The Narrow Margin) and starring Bill Williams (Deadline at Dawn) and Barbara Hale (The Window). Two years after being injured in a Japanese prison camp, amnesiac war vet Jim Fletcher (Williams) awakens from a coma to find he's accused of treason. Escaping from the hospital, Fletcher seeks out fellow POW Mark Gregory, unaware his