"You're probably half drunk, and want me to play a song that REMINDS you of some GUY!" says bitter, blind Dana Andrews, with an inflection like no other, in NIGHT SONG with Merle Oberon.
Harold Russell strikes anew after lighting up for Dana Andrews and Fredric March, because he's never been in a plane and it's bad luck... and Happy Veterans Day from THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES.
In 1958, the same year as THE FEARMAKERS was another Cold War Thriller, albeit of the Disaster kind, and both featured the beautiful Marilee Earle: The first she's the leading lady opposite Dana Andrews, and in THE LOST MISSILE she's the pregnant wife of a secondary lead, extremely underused but still looking fantastic.
Dick Foran, always the movie villain, keeps on eye on secretary Marilee Earle as she sympathizes with Dana Andrews in Jacques Tourneur's desk-set late noir, THE FEARMAKERS.
Dana Andrews and Gene Tierney finished a five film team-up with Otto Preminger's WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS, which might seem similar to LAURA, where a tough cop and a beautiful women are entangled in a murder, but couldn't be more different: she's protecting him this time, and yet, she doesn't even know it.
An uncredited Jack Warden, one day a popular veteran actor, in his youth alongside future BRAINSTORM rivals Jeffrey Hunter and Dana Andrews in THE FROGMEN.