Death of a Scoundrel "Friends" a guitar-strumming hunter

a guitar-strumming hunter

and without paying or borrowing for transportation

directed by Richard Fleischer (The Boston Strangler) and scripted by his frequent collaborator Earl Felton

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resourcefulness and the aid of a loopy - and larcenous - fairy godmother (the delightful Estelle Winwood)

Death of a Scoundrel "Friends" a guitar-strumming hunter"He was the most hated man on earth. But he could have been one of the great men in history. He was a genius." So begins the post mortem recollections of the cast of characters that had the misfortune of crossing paths with Clementi Sabourin, a cad of such monumental proportions that only George Sanders could play him. Clementi's story plays out in a series of flashbacks, as his life story is relayed by those who knew him to the police, who are