After leading nuclear scientists are kidnapped and smuggled behind the Iron Curtain, an FBI man and a British agent are assigned to catch the kidnappers.
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Title: I'll Get You (1952)
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| George Raft | ... | Steve Rossi | |
| Sally Gray | ... | Joan Miller | |
| Clifford Evans | ... | Michael Grand | |
| Reginald Tate | ... | Col. Wilkes | |
| Patricia Laffan | ... | Irma Brookes | |
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Frederick Piper | ... | Inspector Reid |
| Roddy Hughes | ... | Porter | |
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June Ashley | ... | Blonde Contact In Flat |
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After leading nuclear scientists are kidnapped and smuggled behind the Iron Curtain, an FBI man and a British agent are assigned to catch the kidnappers.
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two word title | fbi federal bureau of investigation | scientist | agent | taxi |Taglines:
IT'S LOADED...with Searing, Screaming, Suspense! See more »Certificate:
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Joan's car is a Sunbeam Talbot 90 Mk II. 5,493 were made from 1950 to 1952. See more »Goofs
Obvious stunt double for Clifford Evans (Michael Grand) in the fight with George Raft (Steve Rossi) at the end of the film. See more »Quotes
Inspector Reid: What are they running down there? An immigration control or a game of hunt-the-alien?See more »
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16 January 1953 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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This is being advertised as part of a film noir collection. Its is definitely not noir. It is a cheap B&W second run British post-war espionage mystery. It has some very good London exteriors showing WWII bombed out building, streets, and vintage cars but that's about it. George Raft is his usual upright, erect, suave self and the story is hokey, naturally there is a female romantic interest thrown in as usual formula but it is not objectionable or at all a waste of time, it's a good display of a has-been American actor on the cheap to a a thrifty British production and that's all. It is watchable, you don't want to turn it off, so see it for what it is without any high expectations.