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An idea for a crime
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Warner Bros presents An idea for a crime. Jeff [i.e. Jeffrey] Hunter, Anne Francis, Dana Andrews, Viveca Lindfors, produced and directed by William Conrad. Music by Georg Duning, screenplay by Mann Rubin, produced and directed by William Conrad, Warner Bros, Panavision
Title: An idea for a crime
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Warner Bros presents An idea for a crime.
Jeff [i.
e.
Jeffrey] Hunter, Anne Francis, Dana Andrews, Viveca Lindfors, produced and directed by William Conrad.
Music by Georg Duning, screenplay by Mann Rubin, produced and directed by William Conrad, Warner Bros, Panavision.
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