Down Three Dark Streets
Director: Arnold Laven
Actors: Broderick Crawford, Ruth Roman, Martha Hyer
PlotFBI Agent John Ripley is tasked with solving the murder of his colleague, Zach Stewart, who was investigating three separate cases. With little time to lose, Ripley plunges into these three unconnected investigations. The first case involves a woman named Kate Martell who is being extorted by an unknown man threatening her daughter. Desperate to protect her child, Kate seeks Ripley's help. In the second case, a gang of car thieves led by Vince Angelino poses a significant threat as they carry out a series of violent robberies. Ripley's dangerous encounters with the gang bring him closer to decoding their malicious operations.
The third case revolves around a glamorous but mysterious socialite, Connie Anderson, whose suspicious activities have drawn FBI interest. Interrogating her means walking a fine line, but Ripley perseveres to uncover truths that link back to Stewart's murder. In a race against time, Ripley meticulously pieces together clues from these disparate threads, gradually closing in on the killer and their motives. As tension builds, each discovery propels Ripley closer to a climactic showdown that will resolve one of the most intricate puzzles of his career.
Writers: The Gordons, Bernard C. Schoenfeld
Release Date: 03 Sep 1954
Runtime: 85 min
Rating: Passed
Country: United States
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
Down Three Dark Streets is a mix of engaging performances and unintentionally amusing scenes, all presented with solid technical merits in ClassicFlix's release.
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