Fear (1946)
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Peter Cookson, Monogram's answer to Jimmy Stewart, stars in Fear, also known as Black Tower Cookson plays a medical student who becomes involved in a murder. Anne Gwynne is the girl who doesn't completely trust Cookson, but helps him out anyway. Also appearing as one of those oh-too-helpful… More Peter Cookson, Monogram's answer to Jimmy Stewart, stars in Fear, also known as Black Tower Cookson plays a medical student who becomes involved in a murder. Anne Gwynne is the girl who doesn't completely trust Cookson, but helps him out anyway. Also appearing as one of those oh-too-helpful types is Warren William, who died in 1948, suggested that perhaps Black Tower was lensed a few years before its official 1950 release date. Some sources list Black Tower as a PRC production; this is possible, though PRC was defunct by 1950. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Alfred Zeisler
- Genres
- Mystery & Suspense, Drama
Unrated,
Critic Reviews
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Dennis Schwartz, Ozus' World Movie Reviews
Mildly satisfying but certainly not on a par with Dostoyevsky.
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Cast
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Peter Cookson
as Larry Crain
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Warren William
as Capt. Burke
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Anne Gwynne
as Eileen
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James B. Cardwell
as Ben
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Nestor Paiva
as Schaefer
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Francis Pierlot
as Prof. Morton Stanley
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William Moss
as Al
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Almira Sessions
as Mrs. Williams
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Darren McGavin
as Chuck
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Harry Clay
as Steve
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Ernie S. Adams
as Painter
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Johnny Strong
as John
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Charles Calvert
as Doc
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Chester Conklin
as Switchman
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Carl Leviness
as Tailor
- Jack Richardson
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Dewey Robinson
as Bartender
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Lee "Lasses" White
as Janitor
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James Brick Sullivan
as Policeman
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Ken Broeker
as Uniformed Officer
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Cedric Stevens
as Man
