Song of the Thin Man (1948)

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Directed by

Edward Buzzell

Starring (View all)

William Powell
Nick Charles

Myrna Loy
Nora Charles

Keenan Wynn
Clarence 'Clinker' Krause

Dean Stockwell
Nick Charles Jr.

Phillip Reed
Tommy Edlon Drake

Patricia Morison
Phyllis Talbin

Leon Ames
Mitchell Talbin

Gloria Grahame
Fran Ledue Page

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Nat Perrin
(screen play)

James O'Hanlon

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Nick, Nora, and Nick Jr. investigate the murder of band leader Tommy Drake, in New York.

Release date: 25 February 1948

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"First viewing - Dec. 27th This is easily the weakest film in the series, which makes it both understandable & disappointing that it's the last entry. The jokes don't hit as often, & the story is kinda messy with a rushed ending. Powell & Loy do their best, & I was amused to see a very young Dean Stockwell in the role of their son. I liked it okay despite its flaws, but it's a bummer the series couldn't have ended on a better note than this."