A Hollywood "Bad Boy" who became famous after his Best Supporting Actor-nominated role in STORY OF G.I JOE (1945), Mitchum was best known for his nonchalance in noirs, westerns and war dramas.

A lobby card from Raoul Walsh's PURSUED (1947) featuring Mitchum and Teresa Wright along with Judith Anderson, Dean Jagger and Harry Carey, Jr. This dark story of a young man out to discover the truth about his past and the woman who grew up as his sister but loves him as a wife is considered by some to be the first film-noir western. I highly recommend it.

Three Roberts: Mitchum flanked by Robert Ryan and Robert Young in a still from CROSSFIRE (1947), a noir war film about the mysterious death of a Jewish soldier and the ensuing investigations.

A still with Jane Greer in OUT OF THE PAST (1947) which also featured Kirk Douglas. This story of a former detective's secret past was selected for preservation by the National Film Registry in 1991 and is a highly regarded film noir classic.

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