Post by Zone Fighter on Oct 31, 2006 1:06:57 GMT -8
The Fast and the Furious (1954)
John Ireland - Frank Webster
Dorothy Malone - Connie Adair
Bruce Carlisle - Faber
Iris Adrian - Wilma Belding, Waitress
Marshall Bradford - Mr. Hillman, Race Marshal
Bruno Ve Sota - Bob Nielson, Truck Driver
Byrd Holland - Doctor
Larry Thor - Detective Sergeant
Henry Rowland - Motorist in Park
Jean Howell - Sally Phillips
Richard Pinner - Officer Samuels
Robin Morse - Gas Station Attendant
Lou Place - Detective Faraday
Snub Pollard - Park Caretaker
The DVD case lists Roger Corman as director but the film credits list him as producer not director. Also the script is based on a story he wrote. He's featured in an uncredit cameo, as a police officer.
Accused of murder Frank Webster escapes from the police, assualts a citizen who tried to take him in, abducts a lady race car driver, Miss Connie Adair, and steals her Jaguar for a quick trip to Mexico. With the police after him, he's forced to enter the International audio race, which crosses into Mexico.
Of course Connie Adair resent being kidnapped in the beginning and tries repeatedly to get away. Naturally by the end of the film she's in love with Frank and believes his claim to be innocent.
Another $1 DVD but I got it for 50 cents on a two for a dollar sale. The other DVD I got was "Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla".
Not a bad little film (73 minutes), worth the $1 it original sold for.
John Ireland - Frank Webster
Dorothy Malone - Connie Adair
Bruce Carlisle - Faber
Iris Adrian - Wilma Belding, Waitress
Marshall Bradford - Mr. Hillman, Race Marshal
Bruno Ve Sota - Bob Nielson, Truck Driver
Byrd Holland - Doctor
Larry Thor - Detective Sergeant
Henry Rowland - Motorist in Park
Jean Howell - Sally Phillips
Richard Pinner - Officer Samuels
Robin Morse - Gas Station Attendant
Lou Place - Detective Faraday
Snub Pollard - Park Caretaker
The DVD case lists Roger Corman as director but the film credits list him as producer not director. Also the script is based on a story he wrote. He's featured in an uncredit cameo, as a police officer.
Accused of murder Frank Webster escapes from the police, assualts a citizen who tried to take him in, abducts a lady race car driver, Miss Connie Adair, and steals her Jaguar for a quick trip to Mexico. With the police after him, he's forced to enter the International audio race, which crosses into Mexico.
Of course Connie Adair resent being kidnapped in the beginning and tries repeatedly to get away. Naturally by the end of the film she's in love with Frank and believes his claim to be innocent.
Another $1 DVD but I got it for 50 cents on a two for a dollar sale. The other DVD I got was "Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla".
Not a bad little film (73 minutes), worth the $1 it original sold for.
