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The radio show 'Quiz Kids' is referred to by Galt as he ponders who is attempting to frame him and w [...]	D
Unofficially remade as Finalmente domenica! (1983), FranÃ§ois Truffaut's final film.	D
The male lead plays a character named Bradford Galt. In a Remington Steele episode, one of the chara [...]	D
At the time "The Dark Corner" was made, Lucille Ball was suing to get out of her contract with MGM. [...]	D
The Alfred Newman theme music was re-used in L'urlo della cittÃ (1948) and Come sposare un milion [...]	D
"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie on November 10, 1947 with Lu [...]	D
When Kathleen is unsuccessful at following a suspicious character for her boss, she tells him he sho [...]	D
The whistling girl informs Kathleen Stewart and Bradford Galt that the man they are following has go [...]	D
This film with many acclaimed actors could be considered a Who's Who of 1950's TV. Included are Luci [...]	D
In later years, Lucille Ball was vocal about hating the experience of shooting "The Dark Corner". Th [...]	D
The skyscraper where Cathcart's dentist is located is referred to in this movie as the Grant Buildin [...]	D
After Stauffer falls from the window, his cab driver says "How'd I know he was going to take a Brodi [...]	D

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Early in film where Kathleen is seen looking out of the back window of the taxi, she is clearly wear [...]	D
After Galt (Mark Stevens) has the scuffle with Jardine (Kurt Kreuger), Kathleen Stewart remarks to G [...]	D
The taxi chase moves through Manhattan in an impossible way: from Wall Street north on Broadway, the [...]	D
When private investigator Bradford Galt strong-arms Fred Foss to reveal his home phone number, Foss [...]	D
A newspaper ad mentions that a Cathcart Gallery exhibition is by Invitation Only, but then why would [...]	D
When Kathleen Stewart (Lucille Ball) arrives at Galt's apartment and helps him straighten up a bit f [...]	D
Cathcart Galleries' 'Old Masters and Moderns' exhibition explicitly occurs on Tuesday 9 April [1946] [...]	D

Kathleen: You should have William Powell for a sec [...]	D
Bradford Galt: You know, I think I'll fire you and [...]	D
Bradford Galt: One thing led to another, and he le [...]	D
Bradford Galt: The stain... The ink, baby, the ink [...]	D
Miss Dennis, Saleswoman: This is one of Donatello' [...]	D
Hardy Cathcart: Take, uh, Tony for instance. I nev [...]	D
Hardy Cathcart: The enjoyment of art is the only r [...]	D
Bradford Galt: There goes my last lead. I feel all [...]	D
Bradford Galt: I'll be at the Cathcart galleries a [...]	D
Hardy Cathcart: Lovers of beauty never haggle over [...]	D
Kathleen Stewart: I've never been followed before. [...]	D
Hardy Cathcart: I found the portrait long before I [...]	D
Bradford Galt: I'm clean as a peeled egg. No debts [...]	D
Bradford Galt: [replying to Anthony Jardine] You, [...]	D
Mrs. Kingsley: Isn't my Turner divine? Look at it! [...]	D
Hardy Cathcart: How I detest the dawn. The grass a [...]	D
Hardy Cathcart: [whispering] Tell him you need two [...]	D
Kathleen: But remember, I can get brand new tough [...]	D
Kathleen: What's done to you is done to me.	D
Hardy Cathcart: Love is not the exclusive province [...]	D
Stauffer, alias Fred Foss: It didn't work. It was [...]	D
Policeman in Galleries: Hey, Mac. Do you suppose a [...]	D
Bradford Galt: I can be framed easier than "Whistl [...]	D
Bradford Galt: Why don't you come over here, where [...]	D
Stauffer, alias Fred Foss: It didn't work. It was [...]	D
Kathleen: My father was a major-league umpire. Wel [...]	D

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