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Gruesome leaves jail and looks up Melody, the piano player at the Hangman's Knot saloon and his old partner in crime. Melody takes him to a plastics manufacturer, where X-Ray and a hidden mastermind hold a secret formula. Gruesome ignores a warning and sniffs gas from a test tube, then collapses. Dick Tracy is at headquarters with Dr. A. Tomic. Gruesome and Melody use the gas in a bank robbery, and Tracy gives the case his full attention.
Cast
Boris Karloffas Gruesome
Ralph Byrdas Dick Tracy
Anne Gwynneas Tess Trueheart
Edward Ashleyas Dr. L.E. Thal
June Clayworthas Dr. I.M. "Irma" Learned
Lyle Latellas Pat Patton
Tony Barrettas Melody
Skelton Knaggsas X-Ray
James Nolanas Dan Sterne
Joseph Crehanas Chief Brandon
Milton Parsonsas Dr. A. Tomic
Ernie Adamsas Waiter at Hangman's Knot (uncredited)
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Phil Arnoldas Sneezing Bank Customer (uncredited)
- Walter Baconas Bar Patron (uncredited)
Lex Barkeras City Hospital Driver (uncredited)
Eddie Bordenas Bank Customer (uncredited)
Robert Brayas Sergeant (uncredited)
Robert Clarkeas Fred (Police Analyst) (uncredited)
George Cooperas Stone (Bank Teller) (uncredited)
Suzi Crandallas Blonde Bank Customer (uncredited)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome (1947)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- In 2014, writer Mike Curtis and artist Joe Staton brought Gruesome into the Dick Tracy comic strip and later that month added a character inspired by Melody (Mel O. Dee); their Gruesome gets plastic surgery from a "Dr. Einstein" and is drafted to play Jonathon Brewster in Arsenic and Old Lace.
- The Nashville band Poet Named Revolver named an album Meets Gruesome after the film, with visual references to it; it was recorded in 2007, first released in 2008 and reissued in 2014 by No Kings Record Cadre.




















