Noir Alley: Eddie Muller Introduction- T-Men (1947)

T-Men (1947) -- (Movie Clip) A Tight And Tough Outfit

Herbert Heyes as Treasury officer Carson could pass for a non-actor, framing the case before Reed Hadley's narration introduces our heroes, Dennis O'Keefe as O'Brien, Alfred Ryder as Genaro, in Anthony Mann's terse quasi-documentary Noir T-Men, 1947.

T-Men (1947) -- (Movie Clip) A Guy Could Kick Off

While counterfeit gang under-boss Diana (Jane Randolph) deals with undercover Treasury agent O'Brien (Dennis O'Keefe), posing as a supplier, goon Moxie (Charles McGraw) offs compromised conspirator "Schemer" (Wallace Ford) in a steam room, a famous scene from Anthony Mann's T-Men, 1947.

T-Men (1947) -- (Movie Clip) Not Losing Your Nerve?

Now in L.A. tracking "Schemer" (Wallace Ford), undercover Treasury man O'Brien (Dennis O'Keefe) discerns that night club photo-girl Evangeline (Mary Meade) is with the counterfeit gang, causing her to run to mastermind Paul (William Malten), in Anthony Mann's T-Men, 1947.

T-Men (1947) -- (Movie Clip) Guys Handy With Ice Picks

Now undercover in Detroit, narration leads undercover Treasury agents Alfred Ryder and Dennis O'Keefe, posing as hoods Genaro and Harrigan, to counterfeit racketeer Vantucci (Anton Kosta), who buys their back-stories, in Anthony Mann's T-Men, 1947.