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| Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (1954) | |||||
| Crime, Film Noir | |||||
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| Fred MacMurray | Paul Sheridan | |
| Philip Carey | Rick McAllister | |
| Kim Novak | Lona McLane | |
| Dorothy Malone | Ann Stewart | |
| E.G. Marshall | Lieutenant Carl Eckstrom | |
| Allen Nourse | Paddy Dolan | |
| Phil Chambers | Briggs | |
| Alan Dexter | Fine | |
| Robert Stevenson | Billings | |
| Don C. Harvey | Peters | |
| Paul Richards | Harry Wheeler | |
| Ann Morriss | Ellen Burnett | |
| James Anderson | Beery | |
| Joe Bailey | Hobbs | |
| Tony Barrett | Man tyring to pickup Lona in bar |
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| Producer | Jules Schermer
Philip A. Waxman |
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| Writer | Roy Huggins
Bill S. Ballinger |
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| Cinematography | Lester White
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Police detective Paul Sheridan (Fred MacMurray) is assigned the not-unpleasant task of striking up a friendship with Lona McLane (Kim Novak), the girlfriend of a man suspected of engineering a bank heist that netted more than $200,000 and cost a policeman his life. Immediately falling for the bombshell, the cop soon finds himself neck-deep in her scheme to betray her boyfriend and make off with the loot. |
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