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  1. "Blind Alley" is very good in its own right. I think both movies are about even. Ralph Bellamy may be a bit better than Lee J. Cobb, but William Holden still beats Chester Morris. I see Holden playing against his "pretty boy" type, which makes him more menacing to me. Morris always seemed like a crook in his movies, scowling, swaggering, etc., so I while I enjoyed his performance, I just felt like it was the same old Chester Morris.

     

    Did you notice in the second dream sequence, the scene where the cops are following the kid into the saloon is the same footage in both films?

     

    Marc Lawrence as a hood ... brilliant casting. How about Milburn Stone in a bowtie? Whose idea was that?

     

    Poor John Hamilton didn't even get a chance to say "Great Caesar's Ghost!"

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