Gambling House (1950)Small time racketeer Marc Fury agrees to plead self-defense for a murder committed by gang boss Joe Farrow in exchange for Farrow's I.O.U... See full summary » Director:Ted Tetzlaff |
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Gambling House (1950)Small time racketeer Marc Fury agrees to plead self-defense for a murder committed by gang boss Joe Farrow in exchange for Farrow's I.O.U... See full summary » Director:Ted Tetzlaff |
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Marc Fury
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| Terry Moore | ... |
Lynn Warren
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William Bendix | ... |
Joe Farrow
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Zachary Charles | ... |
Willie
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Basil Ruysdael | ... |
Judge Ravinek
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Donald Randolph | ... |
Lloyd Crane
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Damian O'Flynn | ... |
Ralph Douglas
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Cleo Moore | ... |
Sally
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Ann Doran | ... |
Mrs. Della Lucas
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Eleanor Audley | ... |
Mrs. Livingston
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Gloria Winters | ... |
B.J. Warren
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Don Haggerty | ... |
Sharky
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Small time racketeer Marc Fury agrees to plead self-defense for a murder committed by gang boss Joe Farrow in exchange for Farrow's I.O.U. for $50,000. He is acquitted but is ordered deported by immigration authorities unless he can convince the judge to let him stay. After meeting volunteer worker Lynn Warren his tough guy exterior begins to soften as he follows her through her efforts to settle a family of European refugees. Events lead to a dramatic conclusion as Farrow welches on his deal with him and Fury attends his final deportation hearing. Written by Doug Sederberg <vornoff@sonic.net>
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