Dectective Mike Hammer is determined to catch and kill the person who shot his close friend dead, so he follows clues that lead to a beautiful, seductive woman.
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Biff Elliot | ... | Mike Hammer | |
| Preston Foster | ... | Police Captain Pat Chambers | |
| Peggie Castle | ... | Charlotte Manning | |
| Margaret Sheridan | ... | Velda | |
| Alan Reed | ... | George Kalecki | |
| Mary Anderson | ... | Eileen Vickers | |
| Tom Powers | ... | Milt Miller | |
| Frances Osborne | ... | Myrna Devlin | |
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Bob Cunningham | ... | Hal Kines (as Robert Cunningham) |
| Tani Guthrie | ... | Esther Bellamy (as Tani Seitz) | |
| Dran Hamilton | ... | Mary Bellamy (as Dran Seitz) | |
| Joe Besser | ... | Pete - Elevator Operator | |
| Paul Dubov | ... | Marty | |
| John Qualen | ... | Dr. R.H. Vickers | |
| Nestor Paiva | ... | Manuel | |
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It's nearly Christmas, but Mike Hammer is on the vengeance trail when Jack, his wartime buddy, is murdered. Hotheaded Hammer sets out to find the killer, working his way through an increasingly large pile of suspects (and corpses). Along the way, he meets a new love interest, psychologist Charlotte Manning, a treacherous Santa, a gangster named Kalecki, and two weird sisters, the Bellamy twins. Written by Mike Rogers <MICHAELPEM@aol.com>
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MICKEY SPILLANE'S Kind of Fury, Savagery, Temptation and Man-Woman Violence in 3-D ! See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
14 August 1953 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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$1,400,000Company Credits
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Mike Hammer: No, I'm not much of a champagne drinker, Doc I...
Mike Hammer: [she shows him the bottle] Beer! Pat tell you about too?
Charlotte Manning: No. Jack Williams did. He talked about you quite a lot.
Mike Hammer: That was while you were treating Myrna, isn't it?
Charlotte Manning: Captain Chambers was asking about Myrna when he was here. He wanted to know how strong she was mentally, and whether there was any chance of her resorting to her old habits again
Mike Hammer: There's no chance of that happening, is there Doc?
Charlotte Manning: Let's say, so far so good
Mike Hammer: I'll drink to...
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Originally filmed in 3D; but, by the time it opened, 3D had lost favor among audiences, and many first run engagements, as well as most second run engagements, opted to offer it in the standard 2D version. See more »Quotes
Charlotte Manning: Drink, Mr Hammer?Mike Hammer: No, I'm not much of a champagne drinker, Doc I...
Mike Hammer: [she shows him the bottle] Beer! Pat tell you about too?
Charlotte Manning: No. Jack Williams did. He talked about you quite a lot.
Mike Hammer: That was while you were treating Myrna, isn't it?
Charlotte Manning: Captain Chambers was asking about Myrna when he was here. He wanted to know how strong she was mentally, and whether there was any chance of her resorting to her old habits again
Mike Hammer: There's no chance of that happening, is there Doc?
Charlotte Manning: Let's say, so far so good
Mike Hammer: I'll drink to...
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Quite a surprise, this one, based on the Mickey Spillane book, done very much in the film noir style and shot in 3-D! Actually watching this flat it is only the opening with the dying man crawling towards the camera with his hand reaching forward that I was aware of the 3-D origins and we are swiftly on to an absorbing thriller. Not as tough and sexy as the book but a really decent effort with some super shadowy location filming. Biff Elliot, of whom I had never heard, is fine in the lead, if not sensational but the crackling dialogue and constant action keep things moving along nicely while Peggie Castle is great as the femme fatale. Low budget and maybe nothing too special but tight and bold. Very likable.