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Director: | Charles Lamont |
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Writer: | Irwin Gielgud |
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A police detective uses any means possible to trap a gang of shoplifters. | |
Release Date: | May 13, 1950 |
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Director: | Charles Lamont |
Writer: | Irwin Gielgud |
Genres: | Drama, Crime, Thriller |
Keywords | film noir, shoplifting |
Production Companies | Universal International Pictures |
Box Office |
Revenue: $0
Budget: $0 |
Updates |
Updated: Aug 03, 2024 Entered: Apr 20, 2024 |
Name | Character |
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Scott Brady | Jeff Andrews |
Mona Freeman | Faye Burton |
Andrea King | Ina Perdue |
Tony Curtis | Pepe |
Charles Drake | Herb Klaxon |
Gregg Martell | The Champ |
Larry Keating | Harry Dunson |
Robert Gist | Barkie Neff |
Michael Raffetto | Sheriff Bascom |
Rock Hudson | Si Swanson - Store Detective |
Nestor Paiva | Deputy Sheriff Gomez |
Paul Fierro | Pedro - Mechanic |
Bess Flowers | Glove Counter Sales Clerk |
James Best | |
Lane Bradford | |
Nana Bryant | |
Peggie Castle | |
Steve Darrell | |
Richard Irving |
Name | Job |
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Charles Lamont | Director |
Bud Westmore | Makeup Artist |
Irving Glassberg | Director of Photography |
Otto Ludwig | Editor |
Bernard Herzbrun | Art Direction |
Rosemary Odell | Costume Design |
Jesse Hibbs | Assistant Director |
Robert Pritchard | Sound |
Milton Schwarzwald | Music Director |
Irwin Gielgud | Screenplay, Story |
Robert Clatworthy | Art Direction |
Ruby R. Levitt | Set Decoration |
Dewey Starkey | Production Manager |
Leslie I. Carey | Sound |
Joan St. Oegger | Hairstylist |
Russell A. Gausman | Set Decoration |
David S. Horsley | Visual Effects |
Name | Title |
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Leonard Goldstein | Producer |
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When the daughter of a judge is caught shoplifting, she has to sign a confession in order to go free. "Faye" (Mona Freeman) is not the only one in the shop who's been apprehended in this annual $100m scam - "Jeff" (Scott Brady) has also been arrested and he is determined to befriend his new rookie f ... riend. She works in the library and receives a visitor summoning her to a bar where she meets up with the manipulative "Ina" (Andrea King) and now she finds herself involved in a blackmail plot to ensure she continues to lift goods to order for the gang. Luckily for all, "Jeff" isn't quite what he seems and what now ensues is a decently enough paced drama that illustrates just how easy it is to steal and just how lucrative a business it is for the perpetrators. There's a strangely miscast, and rather weedy, Tony Curtis aboard here as the rather un-menacing enforcer "Pepe" and at times it adopts a slightly documentary approach to the polling techniques used to ensnare these criminals, but there's enough chemistry between Brady and Freeman and King reminds me of a baddie from a Rathbone/Bruce "Sherlock Holmes" film. The ending is a bit rushed, but it's still worth a watch if you want to know how easy it is to sell-on a dodgy three-blade electric razor!