Gerald Mohr’s Flight Jacket in Guns, Girls, and Gangsters

Gerald Mohr in Guns, Girls, and Gangsters (1959) Vitals Gerald Mohr as Chuck Wheeler, slick armed robber and ex-convict December 1958 to January 1959, Nevada/California state line Film: Guns, Girls, and Gangsters Release Date: January 1959 Director: Edward L. Cahn Men’s Costumes: Einar Bourman WARNING! Spoilers ahead! Background “Noirvember” continues with a post from the lean and lurid 1959 noir Guns, Girls, and Gangsters starring Gerald Mohr, a prolific mid-century actor who died 58 years ago today on November 9, 1968. Despite a relatively brief career, Mohr’s acting credits include more than a hundred half-hour radio plays as Raymond Chandler’s iconic private eye Philip Marlowe. Also starring Mamie Van Doren and Lee Van Cleef, Guns, Girls, and Gangsters pits Mohr on the other side of the law as Chuck Wheeler, described by the film’s insipid narration as “known to the police as a slick and ingenious crook.” Working out of a trailer outside Las Vegas with the petty crook Lou Largo…

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