Essential Film Noir: Collection 5 (Imprint) - 4-Disc Box Set ( Island of Doomed Men / The Red Menace / The Burglar / 13 West Street )

Essential Film Noir: Collection 5 (Imprint) - 4-Disc Box Set (Blu-Ray) (*)

$110.99

Titre Original: Island of Doomed Men / The Red Menace / The Burglar / 13 West Street
Langues at Sour-titres:
Anglais ( Dolby Linear PCM )
Anglais ( Mono )
Anglais ( Subtitles )

Product Origine/Format:
Australia ( Blu-Ray/Region A/B/C )

Durée:
324 min

Allongement:
Fullscreen

Suppléments:
Ensemble De Boîte
Commentaire
Documentaire
Featurette
Menu Interactif
Ensemble De Multi-DVD
Accès De Scène
Film Court
Édition Spéciale
Trailer(s)
Noir & Blanc
Remastérisé

Film filmé et produit dedans:
États-Unis ( USA, Canada )

Un Film De:
Charles Barton
R.G. Springsteen
Paul Wendkos
Philip Leacock

Écrit Près:
Robert Hardy Andrews
Albert DeMond
Gerald Geraghty

David Goodis
Bernard C. Schoenfeld
Robert Presnell Jr.
Leigh Brackett

Acteurs:
Peter Lorre ..... Stephen Danel
Rochelle Hudson ..... Lorraine Danel
Robert Wilcox ..... Mark Sheldon
Don Beddoe ..... Brand
George E. Stone ..... Siggy
Kenneth MacDonald ..... Doctor Rosener
Charles Middleton ..... Captain Cort
Stanley Brown ..... Eddie
Earl Gunn ..... Mitchell
Sam Ash ..... Ames - Parolee
Raymond Bailey ..... Mystery Killer
Trevor Bardette ..... District Attorney
Bruce Bennett ..... Hazen - Guard
Bernie Breakston ..... Townsend
Donald Douglas ..... Department of Justice Official
Richard Fiske ..... Hale
William Gould ..... Parole Board Member
Chuck Hamilton ..... Cop
Howard Hickman ..... Judge
Al Hill ..... Clinton
Eddie Laughton ..... Borgo - Parolee
George McKay ..... Clerk
Robert Rockwell ..... Bill Jones
Hanna Axmann-Rezzori ..... Nina Petrovka
Betty Lou Gerson ..... Yvonne Kraus
Barbra Fuller ..... Mollie O'Flaherty
Shepard Menken ..... Henry Solomon
Lester Luther ..... Earl Partridge
William Lally ..... Jack Tyler
Lloyd G. Davies ..... Inspector O'Toole
Norman Budd ..... Reachi
Leo Cleary ..... Father O'Leary
Kay Riehl ..... Mrs. O'Flaherty
William Martell ..... Immigration Insp. Riggs
James Harrington ..... Martin Vejac
Duke Williams ..... Sam Wright
Napoleon Simpson ..... Tom Wright
Robert H. Purcell ..... Sheriff of Talbot
Royal Raymond ..... Benson
Gregg Martell ..... Schultz
Jimmy Hawkins ..... Jimmy
Gail Bonney ..... Woman Outside Real Estate Office
Marshall Bradford ..... Mr. Chandler
Mary DeGolyer ..... Proprietess
Dan Duryea ..... Nat Harbin
Jayne Mansfield ..... Gladden
Martha Vickers ..... Della
Peter Capell ..... Baylock
Mickey Shaughnessy ..... Dohmer
Wendell K. Phillips ..... Police Captain
Phoebe Mackay ..... Sister Sara
Stewart Bradley ..... Charlie
Frank Orrison ..... Person
Sam Elber ..... Gerald
Ned Cary ..... Person
John Boyd ..... Person
Michael Rich ..... Person
George Kane ..... Person
Sam Cresson ..... Person
Ruth Burnat ..... Person
John Facenda ..... John Facenda
Frank Hall ..... News Reporter
Bob Wilson ..... Newsreel Narrator
Steve Allison ..... State Trooper
Richard Emery ..... Harbin as a Child
Andrea McLaughlin ..... Gladden as a Child
Kai-Shek Chiang ..... Self
Alan Ladd ..... Walt Sherill
Rod Steiger ..... Detective Sergeant Pete Koleski
Michael Callan ..... Chuck Landry
Dolores Dorn ..... Tracey Sherill
Kenneth MacKenna ..... Paul Logan
Margaret Hayes ..... Mrs. Madeleine Landry
Stanley Adams ..... Finney
Chris Robinson ..... Everett Bush
Jeanne Cooper ..... Mrs. Quinn
Arnold Merritt ..... Bill Quinn
Mark Slade ..... Tommy
Henry Beckman ..... Joe Bradford
Clegg Hoyt ..... Noddy
Adam Roarke ..... Jack
Robert Cleaves ..... Doctor
Bernie Hamilton ..... Negro
Pepe Hern ..... Mexican
Frank Gerstle ..... Mr. Johnson
Ted Knight ..... Baldwin
Jack Berle ..... Police Officer
Robert Biheller ..... Odd Job Boy
Barry Cahill ..... Policeman

Synopsis:

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Island of Doomed Men: Sadistic Stephen Danel owns a penal island, and when he is not humiliating and mistreating his wife, he is torturing his convict prisoners and using them for slave labor. Government agent Mark Sheldon is sent to infiltrate the island and bring Danel to justice. The Red Menace: An ex-GI becomes involved with the American Communist party, and falls in love with his instructor. The pair quickly realise their mistake, when they see how party leaders handle a member who questioned the party's principles. When they try to leave, they're marked for assassination and hunted by the party killers. The Burglar: Nat, Gladden, Baylock and Dohmer comprise a disparate band of Philadelphia-based thieves, who, despite their differences, are able to pull off their latest heist of a bejeweled necklace which Baylock, the jewelry specialist, appraises at $150,000 retail. The heist itself was not without its problems, they having a couple of close calls in the process. The heist only exacerbates the issues between the four. Baylock has always had problems with Gladden who he sees as adding nothing to their gang, while brutish Dohmer always seem solely to want to manhandle her. While Nat realizes that they have to hold on to the necklace until things cool down in it being too hot, Baylock, on parole, wants to get rid of it as soon as possible to reduce their risk. While most realize they will ultimately only be able to get a fraction of the retail amount, Dohmer wants to push for as close to retail as possible. Through it all, Nat, the leader, seems to have a protective nature toward Gladden - the reason he comes to her defense against Baylock and Dohmer - even though the others can see that he isn't interested in her in a romantic sense. Nat, in turn, is unaware that Gladden is indeed in love with him. While the four lay low together with Baylock and Dohmer in particular going stir crazy, Nat is able to convince Gladden to hide out in the open somewhere else - the choice being Atlantic City - to protect her against those stir crazy feelings of the other two. When Nat eventually discovers that Gladden is in danger from someone who believes she may be in possession of the necklace, the reason her pursuer believes she was sent away, Nat, who is still the holder of the jewels, feels obligated to protect her at all cost. 13 West Street: Walt Sherill is a mild-mannered space engineer who is a victim of a vicious 'for kicks' assault by a teen-age gang. Increasingly obsessed by his desire for revenge, Sherill embarks on a manhunt of his own, and hampers the efforts of Detective Sergeant Pete Koleski, consequently causing some avoidable deaths.

Cet article a été ajouté le jeudi 17 avril, 2025.