The Death Kiss (1932) | |
| Director(s) | Edwin L. Marin |
| Producer(s) | E. W. Hammons |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Romance |
| Top Topics | Detectives |
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The Death Kiss (1932) was a Comedy - Crime Film directed by Edwin L. Marin and produced by E. W. Hammons.
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Det. Lt. Sheehan:
It's as simple as A-B-C.
Franklyn Drew: Yes it would be if you thought of it.
Det. Lt. Sheehan: Say, will you go up to your office and write bad little boy five hundred times?
Officer Gulliver: Mr. Drew, I've been thinking.
Franklyn Drew: No!
Officer Gulliver: Yeah. The first thing I ask myself when I investigates a murder is 'who done it'.
Franklyn Drew: Well that sounds logical.
Officer Gulliver: And the next thing I ask myself is 'who could do it.'
Franklyn Drew: And then?
Officer Gulliver: Then I ask myself again 'who wanted to do it.'
Franklyn Drew: And how do you answer yourself?
Officer Gulliver: Well... I ain't come to that yet.
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Franklyn Drew: Yes it would be if you thought of it.
Det. Lt. Sheehan: Say, will you go up to your office and write bad little boy five hundred times?
Officer Gulliver: Mr. Drew, I've been thinking.
Franklyn Drew: No!
Officer Gulliver: Yeah. The first thing I ask myself when I investigates a murder is 'who done it'.
Franklyn Drew: Well that sounds logical.
Officer Gulliver: And the next thing I ask myself is 'who could do it.'
Franklyn Drew: And then?
Officer Gulliver: Then I ask myself again 'who wanted to do it.'
Franklyn Drew: And how do you answer yourself?
Officer Gulliver: Well... I ain't come to that yet.
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The "Tonart Studios" where the story takes place were actually locations within the California Tiffany Studios in Hollywood where the production was filmed in November 1932.
The showing on 5 December 1932, was a preview and had no hand-tinted sequences. The film was scheduled for a 25 December 1932 release nationally, but it was held up so that some sequences could be tinted.
Directorial debut of Edwin L. Marin.
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The showing on 5 December 1932, was a preview and had no hand-tinted sequences. The film was scheduled for a 25 December 1932 release nationally, but it was held up so that some sequences could be tinted.
Directorial debut of Edwin L. Marin.
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