L'uomo che visse due volte

Jock Mahoney and Ann Harding (the only legitimate actress in this film, along with John McIntyre, who is the only A actor), give interesting performances in a One Step Beyond type plot: a pilot has assumed the life memories of a WW1 pilot who died decades before.

As a child, he steals a plane at an air show and lands with great skill, without ever having had a lesson (and probably giving his mother a stroke).

As an older airline pilot after WW2, he suddenly puts a commercial plane getting ready to land into a steep nosedive; as he has flashbacks to WW 1 combat.

This, of course, does not go over well with his employers, and they suspend him while he is in the hospital recovering. John McIntyre is the psychologist given the task to find out what is wrong with him and to fix it. I not reveal the incident that jolts his memory, but Ann Harding is involved that sequence, and a few other important sequences later.

Not a classic, or a great noir film, but entertaining, and will keep you engaged.