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Microsoft Word Viewer Falcon Movie List from Thrilling Detective FILMS • THE GAY FALCON (OTRR Library) (1941, RKO) 67 minutes, black and white Based on characters created by Michael Arlen Screenplay by Frank Fenton and Lynn Root Based on the story by Michael Arlen Directed by Irving Reis Starring George Sanders as GAY LAWRENCE, THE FALCON Also starring Wendy Barrie, James Gleason, Allen Jenkins, Anne Hunter, Gladys Cooper, Edward Brophy, Arthur Shields, Damian O'Flynn . • A DATE WITH THE FALCON (OTRR Library) (1941, RKO) Based on characters created by Michael Arlen Directed by Irving Reis Starring George Sanders as GAY LAWRENCE, THE FALCON Also starring Wendy Barrie, James Gleason, Allen Jenkins . .. • THE FALCON TAKES OVER (1942, RKO) Based on Farewell, My Lovely by Raymond Chandler, and characters created by Michael Arlen Adapted by Lynn Root and Frank Fenton Directed by Irving Reis Starring George Sanders as GAY LAWRENCE, THE FALCON Also starring Helen Gilbert, Lyn Bari, Ward Bond, Ann Revere, Turhan Bey, Hans Conried, James Gleason, Allen Jenkins . • THE FALCON'S BROTHER (OTRR Library) (1942, RKO) 63 minutes, black & white Based on characters created by Michael Arlen Screenplay by Craig Rice and Stuart Palmer Directed by Stanley Logan Produced by Maurice Geraghty Starring George Sanders as GAY LAWRENCE, THE FALCON and Tom Conway as TOM LAWRENCE Also starring Cliff Clark, Jane Randolph, Don Barclay, Edward Gargan, James Newill, Charlotte Wynters, Eddie Dunn, Keye Luke, Amanda Varela, George J. Lewis, Gwili Andre .. • THE FALCON STRIKES BACK (1943, RKO) Based on characters created by Michael Arlen Falcon Movie List from Thrilling Detective Directed by Edward Dmytryk Starring Tom Conway as TOM LAWRENCE, THE FALCON . • THE FALCON IN DANGER (OTRR Library) (1943, RKO) 69 minutes, black & white Based on characters created by Michael Arlen Screenplay by Craig Rice and Fred Niblo Jr. Directed by William Clemens Produced by Maurice Geraghty Starring Tom Conway as TOM LAWRENCE, THE FALCON Also starring Amelita Ward, Jean Brooks, Elaine Shepard, Richard Davies, Cliff Clark, Edward Gargan, Clarence Kolb, Felix Basch, Richard Martin, Erford Gage, Ian Wolfe, Eddie Dunn . • THE FALCON AND THE CO-EDS (OTRR Library) (1943, RKO) 68 minutes Based on characters created by Michael Arlen Directed by William Clemens Starring Tom Conway as TOM LAWRENCE, THE FALCON Also starring Jean Brooks, Rita Corday, Amelita Ward, Isabel Jewel, George Givot, Cliff Clark, Dorothy Malone, Ian Wolfe, Edward Gargan, Olin Howlin . • THE FALCON OUT WEST (OTRR Library) (1944, RKO) Based on characters created by Michael Arlen Directed by William Clemens Starring Tom Conway as TOM LAWRENCE, THE FALCON . • THE FALCON IN MEXICO (1944, RKO) Based on characters created by Michael Arlen Directed by William Berke Starring Tom Conway as TOM LAWRENCE, THE FALCON . • THE FALCON IN HOLLYWOOD (OTRR Library) (1944, RKO) Based on characters created by Michael Arlen Directed by Gordon Douglas Starring Tom Conway as TOM LAWRENCE, THE FALCON . • THE FALCON IN SAN FRANCISCO (OTRR Library) (1945, RKO) Directed by Joseph H. Lewis Falcon Movie List from Thrilling Detective Starring Tom Conway as TOM LAWRENCE, THE FALCON . • THE FALCON'S ALIBI (1946, RKO) Based on characters created by Michael Arlen Directed by Ray McCarey Starring Tom Conway as TOM LAWRENCE, THE FALCON Also starring Elisha Cook, Jr. • THE FALCON'S ADVENTURE (1946, RKO) Based on characters created by Michael Arlen Directed by William Berke Starring Tom Conway as TOM LAWRENCE, THE FALCON . • THE DEVIL'S CARGO (1948, Film Classics) 61 minutes Based on characters created by Michael Arlen Directed by John F. Link Starring John Calvert as MICHAEL WARING, THE FALCON Also starring Rochelle Hudson, Roscoe Karns, Lyle Talbot, Tom Kennedy, Theodore Van Eltz, Paul Regan . • APPOINTMENT WITH MURDER (1948, Film Classics) 67 minutes Based on characters created by Michael Arlen Directed by Jack Bernhard Starring John Calvert as MICHAEL WARING, THE FALCON Also starring Catherine Craig, Lyle Talbot, Jack Reitzzen, Peter Brocco . • SEARCH FOR DANGER (1949, Film Classics) 62 minutes Based on characters created by Michael Arlen Directed by Don Martin Starring John Calvert as MICHAEL WARING, THE FALCON Also starring Albert Dekker, , Myrna Dell, Douglas Fowley, Ben Welden Search for Danger was the last entry in the "Falcon" film series, which began at RKO in 1941 and was sequestered at low-budget Falcon Movie List from Thrilling Detective Film Classics by the end of the 1940s. Professional magician John Calvert stars as the debonair amateur sleuth known to friend and foe alike as The Falcon. This time our hero must contend with not one, but two baffling murders. It all begins when the Falcon goes on the prowl for the missing partner of gamblers Kirk (Albert Dekker ) and Gregory ( Ben Welden ), who has skipped town with $100,000. The leading-lady responsibilities are handled by Myrna Dell , decked out in several enticing low-cut gowns. The mystery angle is well-handled, with a reasonably surprising solution. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide One of the three pictures in the "Falcon" series that don't really have anything to do with the previous 13 George Sanders-Tom Conway vehicles. Calvert plays the debonaire private eye, hired to find a pair of gamblers who have kidnaped a man and stolen $100,000. A rather confusing mess that was one of the weaker "Falcon" entries. Directed by Jack Bernhard . Starring John Calvert , Albert Dekker , Myrna Dell , Douglas Fowley . Search for Danger was the last entry in the "Falcon" film series, which began at RKO in 1941 and was sequestered at low-budget Film Classics by the end of the 1940s. Professional magician John Calvert stars as the debonair amateur sleuth known to friend and foe alike as The Falcon. This time our hero must contend with not one, but two baffling murders. It all begins when the Falcon goes on the prowl for the missing partner of gamblers Kirk ( Albert Dekker ) and Gregory ( Ben Welden ), who has skipped town with $100,000. The leading-lady responsibilities are handled by Myrna Dell , decked out in several enticing low-cut gowns. The mystery angle is well-handled, with a reasonably surprising solution. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide .
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