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20 May 1953 (USA) moreTagline:
48 Caught In Enemy Round-Up... But The 49th Has The A-Bomb!Plot:
U.S.Security Investigation Division chief Reagan (Richard Denning) assigns John Williams (John Ireland)... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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"B" grade espionage thriller is of mild interest. moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | John Ireland | ... | Investigator John Williams |
| Richard Denning | ... | Chief Investigator Paul Reagan |
| Suzanne Dalbert | ... | Margo Wayne |
| Robert Foulk | ... | Commander Jackson |
 | Mike Connors | ... | Lt. Magrew (as Touch Conners) |
| Richard Avonde | ... | Buzz Olin |
| William Bryant | ... | FBI Agent in Montage (as William R. Klein) |
| Cicely Browne | ... | Blonde Woman |
| Tommy Farrell | ... | Agent Reynolds |
| Joseph Mell | ... | Box of Taffy Man at Penn Station |
| Robert Hunter | ... | Andy, alias Andre, an agent |
| Peter Marshall | ... | Leo Wayne |
| George Milan | ... | Dave Norton |
| Geneviève Aumont | ... | Cabaret Singer |
| Chris Alcaide | ... | Agent Manning |
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Anachronisms: Although the film is taking place in contemporary 1953, vintage stock footage of San Francisco is of an earlier era, about fifteen years previous, revealing pre-WWII automobiles and streetcars all of which had long since disappeared by the time the film was made. moreFAQ
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Federal agents get wind of a nefarious plot by enemy agents to smuggle components of an atomic bomb into the United States. The enemy agents plan to then assemble it and blow up a major American city. The feds try to hide the fact that they have captured several of the smugglers in order to find the meeting place and capture the ring leader.
This "B" grade thriller is of interest for its moderately interesting plot. John Ireland gives a good performance as a federal agent determined to catch the enemy agents. Everything else is pretty standard.