The Whole Town's Talking
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Like A Slight Case of Murder, it turns a gangster mix-up into brisk, Depression-era farce, with an ordinary man forced into comic proximity with the criminal world.
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Why this pick
Like A Slight Case of Murder, it turns a gangster mix-up into brisk, Depression-era farce, with an ordinary man forced into comic proximity with the criminal world.
Why this pick
A fast, playful 1938 whodunit whose headstrong heroine and romantic sparring keep the mystery buoyant rather than grim.
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It shares the earlier film's crackling screwball rhythm and class satire, using escalating social chaos and sharp character comedy instead of sentimental polish.
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For the same pleasure in genial criminality and increasingly absurd complications, this darkly comic farce keeps its macabre material energetic, theatrical, and warmly silly.
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A criminal caper with a similarly mischievous view of gangsters undone by comic circumstance, balancing suspenseful logistics with eccentric ensemble humor.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
State Trooper Dick Whitewood
Mr. Whitewood
Douglas Fairbanks Rosenbloom
Innocence
Remy's Secretary
Speakeasy Proprietor

Kirk
Remy Marko