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"Naked City" Button in the Haystack (1961)



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Howard Rodman (writer)
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Original Air Date:
22 February 1961 (Season 2, Episode 16)
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Plot:
Ex-con panics when his own loan shark gets killed at his gas station. He tosses his own gun onto a passing truck... See more » | Add synopsis »
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Cast

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Paul Burke ... Det. Adam Flint
Horace McMahon ... Lt. Michael 'Mike' Parker
Nancy Malone ... Libby Kingston
Harry Bellaver ... Det. Frank Arcaro

Albert Salmi ... Len Brewer
Peggy Ann Garner ... Edie Brewer
Joseph Bernard ... Colby
Doris Rich ... Mrs. Jassy
Christopher Barbieri ... Livny
Muriel Franklin ... Dierdre
Phoebe McKay ... Mrs. McDade
Robert Weil ... Nesvady (as Robert E. Weil)

Mitch Ryan ... Overton
Joe Warren ... Sean Ross (as Joseph Warren)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Tom Ahearne ... Patrolman (uncredited)
Paul Alberts ... Luna (uncredited)
Mike Dana ... Man in Pit (uncredited)
Lawrence Dobkin ... Narrator (uncredited)
William Duell ... Sam (uncredited)
Bo Enivel ... Truck Driver (uncredited)
Griff Evans ... Man With Shovel (uncredited)
Peter Gumeny ... Benevento (uncredited)
Louis Guss ... Diner owner (uncredited)
Stephen Hart ... Beatnik (uncredited)
Joey Kennedy ... Little Boy (uncredited)
Susan Melvin ... Little Girl (uncredited)
Howard Morton ... Ivy Leaguer (uncredited)
Mac Munroe ... Police Stenographer (uncredited)
Charles Roy Pritchard ... Ballistics Expert (uncredited)
Jerome Raphael ... Man With Bucket (uncredited)
Herbert Ratner ... Seymour (uncredited)
Bernard Reed ... Candy Store Owner (uncredited)
Ed Simon ... Police Officer (uncredited)
Rickey Sloane ... Martin (uncredited)
Vera Stough ... Pretty Girl (uncredited)
Frank Tweddell ... Mr. Jassey (uncredited)
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Episode Crew
Directed by
Tay Garnett 
 
Writing credits
Howard Rodman (writer)

Produced by
Herbert B. Leonard .... producer
Sam Manners .... associate producer
Jerry Thomas .... associate producer
 
Original Music by
Billy May 
 
Cinematography by
Ernesto Caparrós (director of photography) (as Ernesto Caparros)
 
Film Editing by
Milton Shifman 
 
Art Direction by
Robert Gundlach 
 
Set Decoration by
J.C. Delaney 
 
Production Management
Stanley Neufeld .... production supervisor
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
William C. Gerrity .... assistant director
Sam Manners .... second unit director
Stanley Neufeld .... assistant director
 
Sound Department
Sid Lubow .... sound effects editor
Ernest Zatorsky .... sound (as Ernie Zatorsky)
James Nelson .... supervising sound editor (uncredited)
 
Stunts
Max Kleven .... stunt double: Paul Burke
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Jack Priestley .... camera operator (as John S. Priestley)
Jack Priestley .... second unit photographer (as John S. Priestley)
 
Editorial Department
Aaron Nibley .... supervising film editor
 
Music Department
Ed Forsyth .... music supervisor (as Edward J. Forsyth)
Jack Lee .... musician contractor
 
Other crew
Willetta Leonard .... assistant to producer
Howard Rodman .... story supervisor
Hal Schaffel .... production coordinator
Stirling Silliphant .... executive story consultant
Roger L. Smith .... production assistant (as Roger Lee Smith)
Dorothy Weshner .... script supervisor
 

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Additional Details

Runtime:
60 min
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Aspect Ratio:
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Sound Mix:
Mono (RCA Sound Recording)

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1 out of 2 people found the following review useful.
The Great Peggy Ann Garner, 29 August 2007
Author: cervantes1547 from United States

I share your passion of Peggy Ann Garner.What a talent she was. It is too bad that she had to leave this earth on Octoiber 16,1984. She had a very hard life but no one will ever forget her in her classic performance A Tree Grows In Brooklyn. She was an angel in this movie. I have the book Plain Beautiful The Life Of Peggy Ann Garner . I recommend it to anyone who loves Peggy. She is gone but she will never be forgotten.As an adult she had memorable roles but her angelic expression as a child actress will be in our hearts and long as life exists. I own a rare video clip of Peggy talking to Bob Hope the night she won the Oscar for A Tree Grows In Brooklyn. God bless Peggy Ann Garner.

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