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Plot summary
From death row at San Quentin, Ronnie Jackson recounts for reporters the events that put him there. In San Francisco he works as a baby photographer, with an office beside that of Sam McCloud, a private detective whose trade Ronnie would rather follow. Carlotta Montay comes to that office and, believing Ronnie to be the detective, asks his help in locating a man who has gone missing. She gives him a map, a ring as payment and the instruction that nobody may learn he is a detective. Ronnie hides the map among the cups near his water cooler. At the mansion down the Peninsula, Kismet greets him and takes his handgun, and Major Simon Montague tells him Carlotta is mentally ill, showing him a wheelchair-using man who has plainly not been kidnapped.
Cast
Bob Hopeas Ronnie Jackson
Dorothy Lamouras Carlotta Montay
Peter Lorreas Kismet
Lon Chaney Jr.as Willie (as Lon Chaney)
John Hoytas Dr. Lundau
Charles Dingleas Major Simon Montague
Reginald Dennyas James Collins
Frank Pugliaas Baron Montay
Ann Doranas Miss Rogers
Willard Robertsonas Prison Warden
Jack La Rueas Tony
Charles Arntas Crawford
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Anthony Carusoas First Man on Death Row (uncredited)
Jack Chefeas Henri - Head Waiter (uncredited)
Jack Rube Cliffordas Prison Guard Captain (uncredited)
- Charles Cooleyas Waiter (uncredited)
Bing Crosbyas Harry (uncredited)
- Boyd Davisas Mr. Dawson (uncredited)
Tom Dillonas Cop (uncredited)
Mike Donovanas Kelly - Police Detective (uncredited)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about My Favorite Brunette (1947)
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- My Favorite Brunette entered the public domain in the United States in 1975 because its copyright claimants did not renew the registration in the 28th year after publication, leaving the film widely available on home video in copies of varying picture and sound quality.




















