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Murder in the Air

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Secret Service agents Brass Bancroft (Ronald Reagan) and Gabby Watters (Eddie Foy Jr.) believe they have uncovered an enemy agent: a homeless man found dead in a train crash, who had $50,000 in cash and incriminating tattoos. With this lead, Brass takes the dead man's place to find out what his ultimate goal was. It turns out that the man had ties to terrorists whose intent is to destroy a dirigible, the "Mason," which is transporting a potentially game-changing weapon for the U.S. Navy.

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bill t @Spuzz 05/05/2018 It holds up for a while, but then this spy story with Reagan playing a G man assigned to stop a smuggling ring getting a hold of a "Inertia Ray" gets a bit ridiculous in the last half of the movie and then wraps it up a little too quickly. See more 01/26/2013 Would have warranted 4 stars without the comedic efforts of the character of Gabby. Rewrite the role as a serious character and the film is much better. See more 03/05/2011 Read and comment on my review at http://bit.ly/icqAQh See more 05/11/2010 1 of those wonderful films from warners golden age in this crime caper. See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis Secret Service agents Brass Bancroft (Ronald Reagan) and Gabby Watters (Eddie Foy Jr.) believe they have uncovered an enemy agent: a homeless man found dead in a train crash, who had $50,000 in cash and incriminating tattoos. With this lead, Brass takes the dead man's place to find out what his ultimate goal was. It turns out that the man had ties to terrorists whose intent is to destroy a dirigible, the "Mason," which is transporting a potentially game-changing weapon for the U.S. Navy.
Director
Lewis Seiler
Producer
Bryan Foy
Screenwriter
Raymond L. Schrock
Production Co
Warner Bros.
Genre
Crime, Drama
Original Language
English
Runtime
55m