Kaikki tiet suljettu

Original title: Plunder Road

19571957
K-16K-16
1h 12m

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6.9/10

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Jeanne Cooper, Nora Hayden, Wayne Morris, and Gene Raymond in Kaikki tiet suljettu (1957)

Crime Drama Film-Noir

Five men rob a train in Utah of 10 million dollars in gold and head to Los Angeles in 3 trucks hoping to meet up with their beautiful accomplice, and leave the country.Five men rob a train in Utah of 10 million dollars in gold and head to Los Angeles in 3 trucks hoping to meet up with their beautiful accomplice, and leave the country.Five men rob a train in Utah of 10 million dollars in gold and head to Los Angeles in 3 trucks hoping to meet up with their beautiful accomplice, and leave the country.

IMDb RATING

6.9/10

1.1K

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Director
- Hubert Cornfield
Writers
- Steven Ritch(screenplay)
- Jack Charney(story)
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Elisha Cook Jr. in Kaikki tiet suljettu (1957)

Wayne Morris and Stafford Repp in Kaikki tiet suljettu (1957)

Jeanne Cooper and Gene Raymond in Kaikki tiet suljettu (1957)

Elisha Cook Jr., Jeanne Cooper, Nora Hayden, Wayne Morris, Gene Raymond, Stafford Repp, and Steven Ritch in Kaikki tiet suljettu (1957)

Charles J. Conrad, Jeanne Cooper, Don Garrett, Paul Harber, Nora Hayden, Wayne Morris, and Gene Raymond in Kaikki tiet suljettu (1957)

Nora Hayden in Kaikki tiet suljettu (1957)

Charles J. Conrad, Paul Harber, and Steven Ritch in Kaikki tiet suljettu (1957)

Jeanne Cooper in Kaikki tiet suljettu (1957)

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Trivia
Final film of Wayne Morris (I). NOTE: He appeared in Buffalo Gun (1961), which was released in 1961, but it was shot in 1957, before this film.

Goofs
When they take the gold-fitted car out of the garage, the crew can be seen in detail in its reflection.

Quotes
Eddie Harris: [Commando and Frankie laugh after pulling off the heist] Before we start congratulating ourselves let's remember we've still got 900 miles to go, 900 miles to every cop between here and the coast, and you laugh it up like a couple of clowns.

Alternate versions
The original release included narration by Michael Fox, Douglas Bank and Stacy Graham which was later removed.

Connections
Featured in A Night at the Movies: Cops & Robbers and Crime Writers (2013)

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7/10

Plunder Road

Certainly a lot of atmosphere from the 1950s on display here, and we are on the road plenty. One is definitely drawn into the program, and it is difficult not to be interested in the details of all that is passing by before our eyes on the screen. The expressive faces, which are so strongly captured by the camera, may seem uncomfortably close at times, especially since they aren't faces of what we may call appealing folks. Keep in mind that with no counter-balance from hero figures, it may be easy to fall into rooting for some of these bad guys. A grim, stark, and memorable viewing experience.

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