A man convicted of murdering his wife escapes from prison and works with a woman to try and prove his innocence.

Humphrey Bogart
as Vincent Parry

Lauren Bacall
as Irene Jansen

Bruce Bennett
as Bob

Agnes Moorehead
as Madge Rapf

Tom D'Andrea
as Cabby (Sam)

Clifton Young
as Baker

Douglas Kennedy
as Detective Kennedy

Rory Mallinson
as George Fellsinger

Houseley Stevenson
as Dr. Walter Coley

Mary Field
as Aunt Mary at Bus Station (uncredited)
John Chard
Dark Passage, light journey. *** This review may contain spoilers *** Vincent Parry has been imprisoned in San Quentin for murdering his wife, he escapes at sets about clearing his name. After being picked up, and then hidden by Irene Jansen (who has followed his case closely), Parry gets a ti...
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Humphrey Bogart spends at least half of Dark Passage heard but not seen. When the movie isn’t shot from his point of view – little more than a gimmick in any day and age, though I guess in 1947 it might have had the benefit of novelty; sort of like a first-person shooter long before first-person sho...