Here’s our mystery chap for Monday in a mystery film….
And here is Tuesday’s mystery fellow. Monday’s mystery fellow has been identified by Michael Ryerson, Mike Hawks, Don Danard, Grant Lockhart and Mary Mallory. Congrats!
And here’s Wednesday’s mystery figure.
Please congratulate Herb Nichols, L.C., Don Danard and Jenny M. for identifying Tuesday’s mystery fellow and Grant Lockhart for identifying him and the movie.
Here’s two more mystery (not!) folks from our mystery film.
Wednesday’s mystery woman was identified by Roget-L.A., Patrick, Grant Lockhart, Rick, Patricia van Hartesveldt and Rick Scott.
The mystery movie and mystery cast have been identified by Dewey Webb, Mike Hawks, Herb Nichols, Don Danard, Gary Martin and Patrick.
I think everybody has figured it out by now – or they will with today’s (not) mystery guest.
I’m a sucker for the Gorilla Man-Slayer!!!
Yes, the movie is “Scandal Sheet!”
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Bruce Cabot?
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James Millican
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Sterling Hayden, 1950s.
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Morgan Conway
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Louis Jean Heydt
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The man is James Millican.
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James Millican
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Forgot to mention …. movie is “I Was a Communist for the FBI”. (I think)
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Taking a wild guess …not so unusual for me …Bruce Bennett in Undertow.
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James Millican in I Was A Communist For The FBI (1951)
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Dan Duryea?
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Bruce Bennett
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James Millican?
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Leif Erickson
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Tuesday looks like Minor Watson to me.
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henry oneil
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Second photo – Henry O’Neill
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SCANDAL SHEET aka THE DARK PAGE (1952). Mystery Man #1 is James Millican and Mystery Man #2 is Henry O’Neill.
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The latest Mystery Man is Henry O’Neill
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Theodore Newton
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james millican and rosemary decamp in scandal sheet
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Tuesday’s mystery man is Henry O’Neill.
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Wednesday’s mystery guest is Rosemary DeCamp (again?)
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Rosemary DeCamp in Sam Fuller’s Scandal Sheet
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Wednesday=Rosemary DeCamp
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1st mystery mug, James Millican; 2nd, Henry O’Neill
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#2 is Henry O’Neill, #3 Rosemary DeCamp. The movie SCANDAL SHEET 1952.
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Wednesday’s mystery figure is Rosemary DeCamp.
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today’s is Rosemary DeCamp
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Rosemary De Camp in “Scandal Sheet” which also feature the two previous Mystery Guests.
(OK, I cheated and looked it up!)
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Wednesday: Rosemary DeCamp?
Tuesday: Cecil Kellaway?
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Rosemary Decamp makes it easier …thank you. 1,) James Millican, 2.) Henry O’neill, and 3.) Rosemary De and Broderick Crawford. Scandal Sheet. As a wild guess I should have suspected we were still on a Samuel Fuller jag.
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Scandal Sheet
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Tuesday’s answer is Henry O’Neill. Wednesday should be too soon for Rosemary DeCamp again, but….
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Donna Reed, John Derek
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Yes, Donna Reed and John Derek.
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…just to maintain my status …Donna Reed and John Derek….
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Thursday’s mystery woman is Donna Reed. The mystery man I don’t know.
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The film is SCANDAL SHEET. Tuesday was Henry O’Neill, Wednesday Rosemary DeCamp, today Donna Reed and John Derek.
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Going for four out of five: Henry O’Neil, Rosemary DeKamp, Donna Reed, John Derek
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And finally, Broderick Crawford.
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I instantly recognized James Millican as the heavy in just about every western and crime drama I ever saw at our local Saturday movie matinees when I was a little kid. Problem was I never knew his name until you posted his “Mystery Photo.” After finding the name, I looked him up and read that he played in films from the ’30s through the ’50s. After films, he went into television. So, it wasn’t my youthful imagination that he was there on the screen just about every time I went to the movies or turned on our B&W TV set back in the 1950s.
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