after the turning point of night must fall and robert montgomery (for the most time) came into his finest films and performances represent here comes mr. jordan and they were expendable and the lady in the lake and ride the pink horse and the saxon charm and june bride. even some of the failures he was in were interesting enough to be still watchable (rage in heaven and mr. and mrs. smith). but montgomery wanted to do more and more production and directing work. in 1949 he made what would be his last movie performance  he played collier lang and an egotistical movie star and who is dragged into helping the authorities do an investigation about a young girl boyfriend. apparently my view of this film is a minority view. most of the views given are favorable about it. i thought it was a dull and witless script and with ann blyth groupie heroine not very appealing as a character. she admires montgomery as a star and and this helps when he is called in to assist the authorities and but after awhile i found there was no chemistry between them. the script was also devoid of much fun and although montgomery and roland winters did try. the only thing i recall to this day as a joke point was that taylor holmes is the wealthy father of blyth and and he is an admirer of winston churchill. so he always dresses up as churchill and and we see him wearing a floppy broad brimmed hat and smoking a large cigar and and painting (holmes bald head helps in the disguise). that was the most memorable joke from this film  not much of a real memory. montgomery went into early television and and finally won the attention and respect he always had deserved in motion pictures. his last contact with the movies was his direction of the gallant hours about admiral william bull halsey and starring his friend jimmy cagney. it is a far better film than this. for his overall film and television career and i will give this mediocre film a 4. that strikes me as generous. 
after the turning point of night must fall and robert montgomery (for the most time) came into his finest films and performances represent here comes mr. jordan and they were expendable and the lady in the lake and ride the pink horse and the saxon charm and june bride. even some of the failures he was in were interesting enough to be still watchable (rage in heaven and mr. and mrs. smith). but montgomery wanted to do more and more production and directing work. in 1949 he made what would be his last movie performance  he played collier lang and an egotistical movie star and who is dragged into helping the authorities do an investigation about a young girl boyfriend. apparently my view of this film is a minority view. most of the views given are favorable about it. i thought it was a dull and witless script and with ann blyth groupie heroine not very appealing as a character. she admires montgomery as a star and and this helps when he is called in to assist the authorities and but after awhile i found there was no chemistry between them. the script was also devoid of much fun and although montgomery and roland winters did try. the only thing i recall to this day as a joke point was that taylor holmes is the wealthy father of blyth and and he is an admirer of winston churchill. so he always dresses up as churchill and and we see him wearing a floppy broad brimmed hat and smoking a large cigar and and painting (holmes bald head helps in the disguise). that was the most memorable joke from this film  not much of a real memory. montgomery went into early television and and finally won the attention and respect he always had deserved in motion pictures. his last contact with the movies was his direction of the gallant hours about admiral william bull halsey and starring his friend jimmy cagney. it is a far better film than this. for his overall film and television career and i will give this mediocre film a 4. that strikes me as generous. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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