James Dunn

Texas, Brooklyn & Heaven -- A would-be playwright and a young woman escaping from a job at a gas station meet cute and fall in love.

Texas, Brooklyn & Heaven -- Texas, Brooklyn and Heaven

A fictionalized portrait of Ernest Hemingway's youth, based on his semi-autobiographical short stories. No one has stirred more people more deeply with his rousing adventures than Ernest Hemingway. And of all he wrote, many will most dearly remember what he put down about the passions and promise of awakening youth...how it feels to be nineteen... to feel the blood on fire with hungry, haunting desires... to sense the world closing in - trying to smother you... and you've got break out - or bust! This is the story of those years...the self-doubt and self-confidence, the ecstasy and excitement of a young man's springtime...when every hour is a fresh adventure, every moment a chance for the brave life...the big love!

Texas, Brooklyn and Heaven

Texas, Brooklyn and Heaven

That Brennan Girl -- The film begins on Mother's Day, 1938 when 14-year-old Ziggy Brennan buys a gardenia for her mother...

Private eye Nick Trayne (James Dunn) is hired to find kidnapped banker Walter Craig, who mysteriously reappears a few days later at his own home. But Walter's been turned into a zombie, subject to the control of someone who's making him kill. Nick discovers that everyone in Walter's household has a motive and sets out to find the culprit with the help of the banker's devoted secretary (Joan Woodbury). Paul McVey and Vera Gordon also star.

The Living Ghost -- Wise-cracking ex-detective Nick Trayne is called in to try to find the whereabouts of wealthy kidnap victim Walter Craig...

A sailor hitch-hiking and a boy with a dog in search of parents join forces in the hope it will be easier to get a ride. The sailor and the boy have different ideas.

Steve Moore (Dunn) is trying to get back to his base at San Pedro when he meets orphan boy Tommy (Spellman) and his dog, who is looking for a mother and father to adopt him. Steve decides to pretend that Tommy is his son so that it will be easier to get a ride. However, Tommy likes the idea a little too much and decides Steve will be his permanent father. Steve then decides that Tommy is too troublesome, and tries to get rid of him several times, but eventually comes to care for Tommy, and comes to the decision to legally adopt the boy. Soon they meet a pretty lady (Parker), and both father and son do all they can to woo her and complete their little family.

A sailor hitch-hiking and a boy with a dog in search of parents join forces in the hope it will be easier to get a ride. The sailor and the boy have different ideas.

Steve Moore (Dunn) is trying to get back to his base at San Pedro when he meets orphan boy Tommy (Spellman) and his dog, who is looking for a mother and father to adopt him. Steve decides to pretend that Tommy is his son so that it will be easier to get a ride. However, Tommy likes the idea a little too much and decides Steve will be his permanent father. Steve then decides that Tommy is too troublesome, and tries to get rid of him several times, but eventually comes to care for Tommy, and comes to the decision to legally adopt the boy. Soon they meet a pretty lady (Parker), and both father and son do all they can to woo her and complete their little family.