Two in the Dark

Synopsis

Two in the Dark is a gripping mystery film released in 1936, directed by Benjamin Stoloff. The story follows a blind detective, played by Walter Abel, who sets out to solve a murder case with the help of his seeing-eye dog. As the plot thickens, secrets are unearthed, leading to unexpected twists and turns. The film masterfully combines elements of suspense, drama, and detective work, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats until the very end. With stellar performances and a compelling narrative, Two in the Dark stands the test of time as a classic thriller.

Cast

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  Walter Abel

  Ford Adams

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  Margot Grahame

  Marie Smith

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  Wallace Ford

  Harry Hilyer

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  Gail Patrick

  Irene Lassiter

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  Alan Hale

  Inspector Florio

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  Leslie Fenton

  Stuart Eldredge

Reviews

Two in the Dark, despite its age, manages to deliver an engaging and suspenseful mystery that keeps viewers captivated throughout. The chemistry between the cast, particularly Walter Abel in the role of the blind detective, is remarkable. The film's unique premise of a visually impaired investigator adds an intriguing layer to the traditional detective story. Critics have praised the cinematography for its innovative use of lighting and shadows, enhancing the film's noir atmosphere. While some may find the pacing a bit slow by modern standards, the well-crafted plot and genuine performances more than make up for it. Overall, Two in the Dark earns its place as a hidden gem of the mystery genre. IMDb: 6.3/10

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