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| Image Ent. (1950) | |||||
| Drama, Film-Noir, Mystery | |||||
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| Beverly Garland | Miss Foster (as Beverly Campbell) | |
| Pamela Britton | Paula Gibson | |
| Edmond O'Brien | Frank Bigelow | |
| Luther Adler | Majak | |
| Lynn Baggett | Mrs. Philips | |
| William Ching | Halliday | |
| Henry Hart | Stanley Philips | |
| Neville Brand | Chester | |
| Laurette Luez | Marla Rakubian | |
| Jess Kirkpatrick | Sam |
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| Producer | Leo C. Popkin
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| Writer | Russell Rouse
Clarence Greene |
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A Thriller As Excitingly Different As Its Title! Frank Bigelow, an L.A. accountant, takes a vacation to San Francisco to relax and womanize for a few days when he is slipped a slow-acting poison for which there is no antidote. The doctor's prognosis: he has forty-eight hours to live. Forty-eight hours to find his murderer! This terrifically taut landmark film never lets up for a minute. A great script and beautiful score by legendary composer Dimitri Tiompkin makes this one of the finest noir films ever made. Beautifully restored from the producer's negative. -Wade Williams |
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