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Stirling Silliphant (writer)
Release Date:
11 June 1958 (USA)
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Starring Eli Wallach (the sensation of "Baby Doll"...as the killer!) more
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Terrific crime drama with great location work
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Cast
(Credited cast) | Eli Wallach | ... | Dancer |
 | Robert Keith | ... | Julian |
| Richard Jaeckel | ... | Sandy McLain |
| Mary LaRoche | ... | Dorothy Bradshaw |
| William Leslie | ... | Larry Warner |
| Emile Meyer | ... | Insp. Al Quine |
| Marshall Reed | ... | Insp. Fred Asher |
| Raymond Bailey | ... | Philip Dressler |
| Vaughn Taylor | ... | The Man |
| Cheryl Callaway | ... | Cindy Bradshaw |
| Robert Bailey | ... | Staples |
| Warner Anderson | ... | Lt. Ben Guthrie |
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86 min
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1.85 : 1 more
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Mono (Westrex Recording System)
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Continuity: The dark colored (black) 1957 Dodge sedan used by the police changes back and forth between the high end Custom Royal model and the low end Coronet model.
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Remake of "The Lineup" (1954)
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Lots of films have been shot in San Francisco, but few present as many views of the City By the Bay as this one. Here's what we see: Pier 41 and the Embarcadero, Coit Tower, The Ferry Building, The Cliff House, Sutro's Baths (after the closure of the swimming baths in 1954, but during the heyday of the skating rink that took one of the bath's place until 1966--this is probably the only motion picture featuring this rare sight), lots of neighbourhoods, and--to top it all off--a car chase on the then under construction Embarcadero Freeway (since torn down due to earthquake hazard)! Add in a truly exciting and relatively believable story of drug smuggling--certainly cutting edge stuff in 1958--and you have a great little film. Of particular note is Robert Keith (the sheriff in 1954's The Wild One) as one of the twisted criminals. Whenever co-villain Eli Wallach kills someone, Keith writes down the victim's 'final words' in his little black book. And in the some things never change department, Oakland's Lake Merritt is cited as the location of a taxi theft by one of the film's numerous junkies.