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* LegitimateBusinessmensSocialClub: The "legit" mortuary that Narcy runs.
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* DyingDeclarationOfHate: Narcy’s last words condemn Clem and Sally to hell, and refuses to confess the truth about Clem’s involvement with the murder.

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* DyingDeclarationOfHate: Narcy’s last words condemn Clem and Sally to hell, and he refuses to confess the truth about Clem’s involvement with the murder.
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* DidNotGetTheGirl: The film takes a decidedly bleak route when it comes to its ending. [[spoiler: Clem has to go back to jail.]] Although Sally declares her undying love for Clem, it’s unlikely that he’ll be out of jail anytime soon.

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* DidNotGetTheGirl: The film takes a decidedly bleak route when it comes to its ending. [[spoiler: ending: Clem has to go back to jail.]] jail. Although Sally declares her undying love for Clem, it’s unlikely that he’ll be out of jail anytime soon.
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* WeHaveToGetTheBulletOut: While on his GreatEscape, Clem gets shot by a farmer and is left with a painful collection of buckshot across his shoulder. When he finds Sally, she takes out the pieces even if she's constantly getting faint from the sight of blood.

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* WeHaveToGetTheBulletOut: While on his GreatEscape, Clem gets shot by a farmer and is left with a painful collection of buckshot across his shoulder. When he finds Sally, she takes out the pieces even if she's constantly getting feeling faint from the sight of blood.
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''They Made Me a Fugitive'' (1947) is a [[BritishFilms British]] FilmNoir, starring Creator/TrevorHoward, Sally Grey, Griffith Jones. It was directed by Alberto Cavalcanti.

Former RAF pilot Clem (Howard) joins Narcy’s (Jones) racket to help sell products in London’s thriving black market. But when Clem objects to selling drugs, Narcy sets him up for manslaughter of a policeman, sending him to jail.

Knowing he’s been framed, Narcy’s ex-girlfriend, Sally, visits Clem in jail to see what kind of man he is and whether she can form her plan to have Soapy (Jack [=McNaughton=]) confess that it was Narcy who actually killed the man.

But Clem doesn’t trust Sally, and he breaks out of prison to find justice for himself. But along the way, he gets into more trouble and eventually will need Sally’s help.

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''They Made Me a Fugitive'' (1947) is a [[BritishFilms British]] FilmNoir, starring Creator/TrevorHoward, Sally Grey, and Griffith Jones. It was directed by Alberto Cavalcanti.

Former RAF pilot Clem (Howard) joins Narcy’s (Jones) racket to help sell products in London’s thriving black market. But when Clem objects to selling drugs, Narcy sets him up for manslaughter of a policeman, manslaughter, sending him to jail.

Knowing he’s been framed, Narcy’s ex-girlfriend, Sally, Sally (Grey), visits Clem in jail to see what kind of man he is and whether she can form help her plan to have Soapy (Jack [=McNaughton=]) confess that it was Narcy who actually killed the man.

But Clem doesn’t trust Sally, and he breaks out of prison to find justice for himself. But along the way, he gets into more trouble and eventually will need needs Sally’s help.
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* WeHaveToGetTheBulletOut: While on his GreatEscape, Clem gets shot by a farmer and is left with a painfully collection of buckshot across his shoulder. When he finds Sally, she takes out the pieces even if she's constantly getting faint from the sight of blood.

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* WeHaveToGetTheBulletOut: While on his GreatEscape, Clem gets shot by a farmer and is left with a painfully painful collection of buckshot across his shoulder. When he finds Sally, she takes out the pieces even if she's constantly getting faint from the sight of blood.
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* WeHaveToGetTheBulletOut: While on his escape from prison, Clem gets shot by a farmer. He's back his full of buck shot that is hurting his shoulder. When he gets to Sally's place, she takes out the pieces from his shoulder. Clem is shown to be in immense pain, and Sally almost faints from the sight of blood.

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* WeHaveToGetTheBulletOut: While on his escape from prison, GreatEscape, Clem gets shot by a farmer. He's back his full farmer and is left with a painfully collection of buck shot that is hurting buckshot across his shoulder. When he gets to Sally's place, finds Sally, she takes out the pieces from his shoulder. Clem is shown to be in immense pain, and Sally almost faints even if she's constantly getting faint from the sight of blood.
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* WeHaveToGetTheBulletOut: While on his escape from prison, Clem gets shot by a farmer. He's back his full of buck shot that is hurting his shoulder. When he gets to Sally's place, she takes out the pieces from his shoulder.

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* WeHaveToGetTheBulletOut: While on his escape from prison, Clem gets shot by a farmer. He's back his full of buck shot that is hurting his shoulder. When he gets to Sally's place, she takes out the pieces from his shoulder. Clem is shown to be in immense pain, and Sally almost faints from the sight of blood.

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* LegitimateBusinessmensSocialClub: The “legit” mortuary that Narcy runs.

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* LegitimateBusinessmensSocialClub: The “legit” "legit" mortuary that Narcy runs.


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*WeHaveToGetTheBulletOut: While on his escape from prison, Clem gets shot by a farmer. He's back his full of buck shot that is hurting his shoulder. When he gets to Sally's place, she takes out the pieces from his shoulder.
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Former RAF pilot Clem (Howard) joins Narcy’s (Jones) racket to help sell products in London’s thriving black market. But Narcy doesn’t like Clem’s occasional honest ways, so he sets him up for manslaughter of a policeman, and Clem’s sent to jail.

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Former RAF pilot Clem (Howard) joins Narcy’s (Jones) racket to help sell products in London’s thriving black market. But when Clem objects to selling drugs, Narcy doesn’t like Clem’s occasional honest ways, so he sets him up for manslaughter of a policeman, and Clem’s sent sending him to jail.



But Clem doesn’t trust Sally and he breaks out of prison to find justice for himself, but he finds himself into more trouble and does need Sally’s help.

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But Clem doesn’t trust Sally Sally, and he breaks out of prison to find justice for himself, but himself. But along the way, he finds himself gets into more trouble and does eventually will need Sally’s help.
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* DontMakeMeTakeMyBeltOff: How Narcy uses his henchman to get the whereabouts of Soapy from Cora (Rene Ray), his girlfriend. He threatens her that she'll be beat with the belt if she doesn't give away the hiding place. After a few brutal whips, she gives in.

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* DontMakeMeTakeMyBeltOff: How Narcy uses his henchman to get fin the whereabouts of Soapy from Cora (Rene Ray), his girlfriend. He threatens her that she'll be beat with the belt (which has metal parts on it) if she doesn't give away the hiding place. After a few brutal whips, she gives in.
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[[caption-width-right:350:The man the made a fugitive.]]

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[[caption-width-right:350:The man the they made a fugitive.]]

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* {{Chiaroscuro}}: There are several effective uses of this throughout the film.



* {{Chiaroscuro}}: There are several effective shots throughout the film that really get

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* {{Chiaroscuro}}: There are several effective shots throughout the film that really getCoffinContraband: Narcy carries all sorts of goods in his coffins but when he starts bringing drugs, Clem objects.
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* BlackMarket: How Narcy makes his money. One thing that must be remembered is that England continued to ration their food until ''1955'', so commodities like meat, coffee, and nylon stockings were something that were still hard to find and were found through the unsavoury black market.

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* BlackMarket: How Narcy makes his money. One thing that must be remembered is that England continued to ration their food until ''1955'', ''1954'', so commodities like meat, coffee, and nylon stockings were something that were still hard to find and were found through the unsavoury black market.
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Knowing he’s been framed, Narcy’s ex-girlfriend, Sally, visits Clem in jail to see what kind of man he is and whether she can form her plan to have Soapy (Jack McNaughton) confess that it was Narcy who actually killed the man.

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Knowing he’s been framed, Narcy’s ex-girlfriend, Sally, visits Clem in jail to see what kind of man he is and whether she can form her plan to have Soapy (Jack McNaughton) [=McNaughton=]) confess that it was Narcy who actually killed the man.



* BlackMarket: How Narcy makes his money. One thing that must be remembered is that England continued to ration their food until ‘’1955’’, so commodities like meat, coffee, and nylon stockings were something that were still hard to find and were found through the unsavoury black market.

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* BlackMarket: How Narcy makes his money. One thing that must be remembered is that England continued to ration their food until ‘’1955’’, ''1955'', so commodities like meat, coffee, and nylon stockings were something that were still hard to find and were found through the unsavoury black market.

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[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/the_man_the_made_a_fugitive.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:The man the made a fugitive.]]



Knowing he’s been framed, Narcy’s ex-girlfriend, Sally, visits Clem in jail to see what kind of man he is and whether she can form her plan to have Soapy () confess that it was Narcy who actually killed the man.

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Knowing he’s been framed, Narcy’s ex-girlfriend, Sally, visits Clem in jail to see what kind of man he is and whether she can form her plan to have Soapy () (Jack McNaughton) confess that it was Narcy who actually killed the man.



DontMakeMeTakeMyBeltOff: How Narcy uses his henchman to get the whereabouts of Soapy from Cora. He threatens her that she'll be beat with the belt if she doesn't give away the hiding place. After a few brutal whips, she gives in.

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DontMakeMeTakeMyBeltOff: *DontMakeMeTakeMyBeltOff: How Narcy uses his henchman to get the whereabouts of Soapy from Cora.Cora (Rene Ray), his girlfriend. He threatens her that she'll be beat with the belt if she doesn't give away the hiding place. After a few brutal whips, she gives in.
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''They Made Me a Fugitive'' (1947) is a [[BritishFilms British]] FilmNoir, starring Creator/TrevorHoward, Sally Grey, Griffith Jones. It was directed by Alberto Cavalcanti.

Former RAF pilot Clem (Howard) joins Narcy’s (Jones) racket to help sell products in London’s thriving black market. But Narcy doesn’t like Clem’s occasional honest ways, so he sets him up for manslaughter of a policeman, and Clem’s sent to jail.

Knowing he’s been framed, Narcy’s ex-girlfriend, Sally, visits Clem in jail to see what kind of man he is and whether she can form her plan to have Soapy () confess that it was Narcy who actually killed the man.

But Clem doesn’t trust Sally and he breaks out of prison to find justice for himself, but he finds himself into more trouble and does need Sally’s help.
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!!This film shows the following tropes:
*AffablyEvil: Narcy comes off as charming in the beginning, but he shows his ugly side when he brutally beats Sally for visiting Clem in prison.
*BlackMarket: How Narcy makes his money. One thing that must be remembered is that England continued to ration their food until ‘’1955’’, so commodities like meat, coffee, and nylon stockings were something that were still hard to find and were found through the unsavoury black market.
*ClimbingClimax: At the Valhalla mortuary is where Narcy and his posse go to find Clem. The police also know this is where is everyone is meeting and want to use Clem as bait.
*{{Chiaroscuro}}: There are several effective shots throughout the film that really get
*DidNotGetTheGirl: The film takes a decidedly bleak route when it comes to its ending. [[spoiler: Clem has to go back to jail.]] Although Sally declares her undying love for Clem, it’s unlikely that he’ll be out of jail anytime soon.
DontMakeMeTakeMyBeltOff: How Narcy uses his henchman to get the whereabouts of Soapy from Cora. He threatens her that she'll be beat with the belt if she doesn't give away the hiding place. After a few brutal whips, she gives in.
*DownerEnding: This film eschews a happy end for a more realistic one.
*DyingDeclarationOfHate: Narcy’s last words condemn Clem and Sally to hell, and refuses to confess the truth about Clem’s involvement with the murder.
*GreatEscape: We don’t see how Clem escapes prison, but he manages to elude the police well enough not to be caught until he reaches London.
*GuiltRiddenAccomplice: Soapy and his involvement with the manslaughter of the police officer which technically was his fault, not Clem. He’s caught between wanting to help Clem but being scared of Narcy’s vengeance. It doesn’t matter in the end since [[spoiler: Narcy’s hit man kills him and dumps him into the river.]]
*LegitimateBusinessmensSocialClub: The “legit” mortuary that Narcy runs.
*LondonGangster: Narcy. And the Narcy is short for Narcissist.
*RooftopConfrontation: Where the film climaxes: Narcy and Clem have their final confrontation on the roof of the Valhalla funeral home.
*WouldHitAGirl: Brutal in its depiction of Narcy and his abuse of Sally and Cora.
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