Betrayed (1944) "Taz" and finds jolting and unexpected

and finds jolting and unexpected consequences by abandoning the true love of his prior life

two songs he wrote with Sammy Cahn

but maligned by many because of his outlaw father

and now in his most popular color scheme of black and grey

How that does or doesn't happen in part of the fun in a fizzy romp

Betrayed (1944) "Taz" and finds jolting and unexpectedBefore he made Betrayed, Robert Mitchum was picking up occasional paychecks as a villain in Hopalong Cassidy flicks. Afterward, he was headed to stardom. In this chilling, iconic film noir, Mitchum plays a new bride's (Kim Hunter) former beau, who provides a strong shoulder to lean on when his ex suspects the mysterious man she married (Dean Jagger) may be a killer. Future horror innovator William Castle's inventive direction drenches the action in