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A Brooklyn pier is terrorized by local gangster, Harold Goff (Garfield), when he starts burning boats – big or small – that don’t pay his 5-dollar protection fee. Jonah Goodwin (Mitchell) just wants to fish and be at peace with his friend, Olaf (John Qualen), but paying Goff his "protection" will ruin their plans to buy a boat and sail off to the Gulf Coast. To make matters worse, Goff has set his eyes on Jonah’s daughter, Stella (Lupino). Bored by stifling poverty and the lacklustre relationship with George (Eddie Albert), Stella starts dating Goff and buy into his irreverent philosophy towards life and people.
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A Brooklyn pier is terrorized by local gangster, Harold Goff (Garfield), when he starts burning boats – big or small – that don’t pay his 5-dollar protection fee. Jonah Goodwin (Mitchell) just wants to fish and be at peace with his friend, Olaf (John Qualen), (Creator/JohnQualen), but paying Goff his "protection" will ruin their plans to buy a boat and sail off to the Gulf Coast. To make matters worse, Goff has set his eyes on Jonah’s daughter, Stella (Lupino). Bored by stifling poverty and the lacklustre relationship with George (Eddie Albert), Stella starts dating Goff and buy into his irreverent philosophy towards life and people.
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* OminousFog: A perpetual [[EmpaticEnvironment fog lingers throughout the film and its events.]]
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A Brooklyn pier is terrorized by local gangster, Harold Goff (Garfield), when he starts burning boats – big or small – that don’t pay his 5-dollar protection fee. Jonah Goodwin (Mitchell) just wants to fish and be at peace with his friend, Olaf (John Qualen), but paying Goff his "protection" will ruin their plans to buy a boat and sail off to the Gulf Coast. To make matters worse, Goff has set his eyes on Jonah’s daughter, Stella (Lupino). Bored by stifling poverty and the lacklustre relationship with George (Eddie Albert), Stella begins to go out with starts dating Goff and buy into his irreverent behaviour philosophy towards life and people.
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A Brooklyn pier is terrorized by local gangster, Harold Goff (Garfield), when he starts burning boats – big or small – that don’t pay his 5-dollar protection fee. Jonah Goodwin (Mitchell) just wants to fish and be at peace with his friend, Olaf (John Qualen), but Goff begins to ruin their plans to buy a boat and sail off to the Gulf Coast. To make matters worse, Goff has set his eyes on Jonah’s daughter, Stella (Lupino). Bored by stifling poverty and the lacklustre relationship with George (Eddie Albert), Stella begins to go out with Goff and buy into his irreverent behaviour towards life and people.
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A Brooklyn pier is terrorized by local gangster, Harold Goff (Garfield), when he starts burning boats – big or small – that don’t pay his 5-dollar protection fee. Jonah Goodwin (Mitchell) just wants to fish and be at peace with his friend, Olaf (John Qualen), but paying Goff begins to his "protection" will ruin their plans to buy a boat and sail off to the Gulf Coast. To make matters worse, Goff has set his eyes on Jonah’s daughter, Stella (Lupino). Bored by stifling poverty and the lacklustre relationship with George (Eddie Albert), Stella begins to go out with Goff and buy into his irreverent behaviour towards life and people.
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A Brooklyn pier is terrorized by local gangster, Harold Goff (Garfield), when he starts burning boats – big or small – that don’t pay his 5-dollar protection fee. Jonah Goodwin (Mitchell) just wants to fish and be at peace with his friend, Olaf (John Qualen), but Goff comes in to ruin their plans to buy a boat and sail off to the Gulf Coast. To make matters worse, Goff has set his eyes on Jonah’s daughter, Stella (Lupino). Bored by stifling poverty and the lacklustre relationship with George (Eddie Albert), Stella begins to go out with Goff and buy into his irreverent behaviour towards life and people.
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A Brooklyn pier is terrorized by local gangster, Harold Goff (Garfield), when he starts burning boats – big or small – that don’t pay his 5-dollar protection fee. Jonah Goodwin (Mitchell) just wants to fish and be at peace with his friend, Olaf (John Qualen), but Goff comes in begins to ruin their plans to buy a boat and sail off to the Gulf Coast. To make matters worse, Goff has set his eyes on Jonah’s daughter, Stella (Lupino). Bored by stifling poverty and the lacklustre relationship with George (Eddie Albert), Stella begins to go out with Goff and buy into his irreverent behaviour towards life and people.
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* DatingWhatDaddyHates: With good reason Jonah warns Stella about Goff and his racketeering. She’s so dazzled by his apparent wealth that she doesn’t really seem to care how he mistreats her father and others. It’s apparent that she doesn’t even seem to love him but rather what he could offer her.
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* DamnItFeelsGoodToBeAGangster: This is the lifestyle that Goff sells to Stella. She's taken in by the glamour of restaurants, dancing, and his charm.
* DamnItFeelsGoodToBeAGangster: This is the lifestyle that Goff sells to Stella. She's taken in by the glamour of restaurants, dancing, and his charm.
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* HeadsOrTails: While in the sauna hatching their plan, Jonah and Olaf flip a coin to see how will give the fatal blow to Goff. The coin lands on heads and Olaf is selected for murdering Goff. It doesn’t go as planned.
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* HeadsOrTails: While in the sauna hatching their plan, Jonah and Olaf flip a coin to see how who will give the fatal blow to kill Goff. The coin lands on heads and Olaf is selected for murdering Goff. It doesn’t go as planned.He chickens out.
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* {{Allegory}}: A not-too-subtle allegory against fascism: Goff repeatedly states that he's entitled to the money because he's stronger and therefore can take it from the weak because of his position of power. It becomes too much and the "weak" overtake him.
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Not to be confused with the similarly named Main/FilmNoir, ''Film/OutOfThePast''.
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Goff becomes greedier by asking Stella to marry him and use her father’s money to take her to Cuba. This is a bridge too far for Jonah who hatches a plan to murder Goff to end his tyranny.
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Goff becomes greedier by asking Stella to marry him and use steal her father’s money life's savings to take her to Cuba. This is a bridge too far for Jonah who hatches a plan to murder Goff to end his tyranny.
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* FlipACoin: While in the sauna hatching their plan, Jonah and Olaf flip a coin to see how will give the fatal blow to Goff. The coin lands on heads on Olaf is selected for murdering Goff. It doesn’t go well.
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''Out of the Fog'' (1941) is a Creator/WarnerBros UsefulNotes/FilmNoir starring Creator/IdaLupino, Creator/JohnGarfield, and Creator/ThomasMitchell.
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''Out of the Fog'' (1941) is a Creator/WarnerBros UsefulNotes/FilmNoir Main/FilmNoir starring Creator/IdaLupino, Creator/JohnGarfield, and Creator/ThomasMitchell.
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''Out of the Fog'' (1941) is a Creator/WarnerBros UsefulNotes/FilmNoir starring Creator/IdaLupino, Creator/JohnGarfield, and Creator/ThomasMitchell.
A Brooklyn pier is terrorized by local gangster, Harold Goff (Garfield), when he starts burning boats – big or small – that don’t pay his 5-dollar protection fee. Jonah Goodwin (Mitchell) just wants to fish and be at peace with his friend, Olaf (John Qualen), but Goff comes in to ruin their plans to buy a boat and sail off to the Gulf Coast. To make matters worse, Goff has set his eyes on Jonah’s daughter, Stella (Lupino). Bored by stifling poverty and the lacklustre relationship with George (Eddie Albert), Stella begins to go out with Goff and buy into his irreverent behaviour towards life and people.
Goff becomes greedier by asking Stella to marry him and use her father’s money to take her to Cuba. This is a bridge too far for Jonah who hatches a plan to murder Goff to end his tyranny.
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*AbhorrentAdmirer: Olaf’s boss, Caroline, is always asking him to marry her. Olaf is not interested.
*AllGirlsWantBadBoys: The reason Stella is interested in Goff. His personal philosophy interests her even when she finds out that he’s a racketeer that’s targeting her father and his friend.
*{{Chiaroscuro}}: There’s an eternal fog in this Brooklyn pier where everything occurs in nighttime shadows.
*DaddysGirl: Stella has no relationship with her hypochondriac mother and truly cares for her father. Her love for him is put into question when she meets Goff.
*DatingWhatDaddyHates: With good reason Jonah warns Stella about Goff and his racketeering. She’s so dazzled by his apparent wealth that she doesn’t really seem to care how he mistreats her father and others. It’s apparent that she doesn’t even seem to love him but rather what he could offer her.
*DeathByFallingOver: Jonah and Olaf take Goff to their boat with the intent to kill him. Olaf can’t do it and Goff finds out their plan. However, the boat rocks so much that he falls in the ocean, having only minutes before advised that he can’t swim.
*FilmNoir: An early type of film noir from Creator/WarnerBros.
*FlipACoin: While in the sauna hatching their plan, Jonah and Olaf flip a coin to see how will give the fatal blow to Goff. The coin lands on heads on Olaf is selected for murdering Goff. It doesn’t go well.
*MurderIsTheBestSolution: Jonah and Olaf try a legal complaint against Goff that goes awry, and when Jonah finds out that Stella wants to run away and marry Goff, Jonah plans to murder him with Olaf.
*PoliceAreUseless: The beat cop tries to help Jonah and Olaf when they make a formal complaint against Goff, but his phony “loan” agreement fools the night judge who doesn’t believe their claims for lack of evidence.
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A Brooklyn pier is terrorized by local gangster, Harold Goff (Garfield), when he starts burning boats – big or small – that don’t pay his 5-dollar protection fee. Jonah Goodwin (Mitchell) just wants to fish and be at peace with his friend, Olaf (John Qualen), but Goff comes in to ruin their plans to buy a boat and sail off to the Gulf Coast. To make matters worse, Goff has set his eyes on Jonah’s daughter, Stella (Lupino). Bored by stifling poverty and the lacklustre relationship with George (Eddie Albert), Stella begins to go out with Goff and buy into his irreverent behaviour towards life and people.
Goff becomes greedier by asking Stella to marry him and use her father’s money to take her to Cuba. This is a bridge too far for Jonah who hatches a plan to murder Goff to end his tyranny.
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!!This film shows the following tropes:
*AbhorrentAdmirer: Olaf’s boss, Caroline, is always asking him to marry her. Olaf is not interested.
*AllGirlsWantBadBoys: The reason Stella is interested in Goff. His personal philosophy interests her even when she finds out that he’s a racketeer that’s targeting her father and his friend.
*{{Chiaroscuro}}: There’s an eternal fog in this Brooklyn pier where everything occurs in nighttime shadows.
*DaddysGirl: Stella has no relationship with her hypochondriac mother and truly cares for her father. Her love for him is put into question when she meets Goff.
*DatingWhatDaddyHates: With good reason Jonah warns Stella about Goff and his racketeering. She’s so dazzled by his apparent wealth that she doesn’t really seem to care how he mistreats her father and others. It’s apparent that she doesn’t even seem to love him but rather what he could offer her.
*DeathByFallingOver: Jonah and Olaf take Goff to their boat with the intent to kill him. Olaf can’t do it and Goff finds out their plan. However, the boat rocks so much that he falls in the ocean, having only minutes before advised that he can’t swim.
*FilmNoir: An early type of film noir from Creator/WarnerBros.
*FlipACoin: While in the sauna hatching their plan, Jonah and Olaf flip a coin to see how will give the fatal blow to Goff. The coin lands on heads on Olaf is selected for murdering Goff. It doesn’t go well.
*MurderIsTheBestSolution: Jonah and Olaf try a legal complaint against Goff that goes awry, and when Jonah finds out that Stella wants to run away and marry Goff, Jonah plans to murder him with Olaf.
*PoliceAreUseless: The beat cop tries to help Jonah and Olaf when they make a formal complaint against Goff, but his phony “loan” agreement fools the night judge who doesn’t believe their claims for lack of evidence.
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