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Hell on Frisco Bay (1955)
Director: Frank Tuttle Writers: Sydney Boehm; Martin Rackin From a novel by: William P. McGivern Keywords: Crime
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
| Anthony Caruso |
Actor |
7-Apr-1916 |
4-Apr-2003 |
American character actor |
| William Demarest |
Actor |
27-Feb-1892 |
28-Dec-1983 |
The Great McGinty |
| Joanne Dru |
Actor |
31-Jan-1922 |
10-Sep-1996 |
She Wore a Yellow Ribbon |
| Alan Ladd |
Actor |
3-Sep-1913 |
29-Jan-1964 |
Shane |
| Jayne Mansfield |
Actor |
19-Apr-1933 |
29-Jun-1967 |
The Girl Can't Help It |
| Mae Marsh |
Actor |
9-Nov-1895 |
13-Feb-1968 |
The Birth of a Nation |
| Edward G. Robinson |
Actor |
12-Dec-1893 |
26-Jan-1973 |
Key Largo |
| Rod Taylor |
Actor |
11-Jan-1930 |
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The Time Machine |
| Fay Wray |
Actor |
15-Sep-1907 |
8-Aug-2004 |
Screamed when King Kong picked her up |
REVIEWS Review by TomS (posted on 21-Jul-2007) Alan Ladd is the disgraced ex-cop released from jail after being framed
by waterfront racketeer boss Vic Amato (a spitting and snarling Edward
G. Robinson) and sidekick Paul Stewart. Decent actioner, with some
excellent one-liners from Edward G as the crazed crime boss.
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