Betrayed (1944) "Taz" can be full of romantic

can be full of romantic surprises

including a dramatic ballet sequence

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but maligned by many because of his outlaw father

Betrayed (1944) "Taz" can be full of romanticBefore he made Betrayed, Robert Mitchum was picking up occasional paychecks as a villain in Hopalong Cassidy flicks. Afterward, he was headed to stardom. In this chilling, iconic film noir, Mitchum plays a new bride's (Kim Hunter) former beau, who provides a strong shoulder to lean on when his ex suspects the mysterious man she married (Dean Jagger) may be a killer. Future horror innovator William Castle's inventive direction drenches the action in