L'Affaire de la 99e Rue (1953)
Après avoir perdu son match de boxe dans le championnat des poids lourds, Ernie Driscoll est devenu chauffeur de taxi pour gagner sa vie. Il doit de plus supporter les remarques de sa femme, Pauline, qui lui reproche sans cesse son statut de perdant. Elle est assassinée par Victor Rawlins, un voleur de bijoux, qu'elle fréquentait. Accusé du meurtre de sa femme, Ernie part à la recherche du vrai coupable...
Directeur:
Phil Karlson
écrivain:
Robert Smith
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John Payne as Ernie Driscoll |
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Evelyn Keyes as Linda James |
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Brad Dexter as Victor Rawlins |
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Frank Faylen as Stan Hogan |
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Peggie Castle as Pauline Driscoll |
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Jay Adler as Christopher |
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Jack Lambert as Mickey |
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Glenn Langan as Lloyd Morgan |
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Eddy Waller as Pop Durkee |
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John Daheim as Bud |
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Ian Wolfe as Waldo Daggett |
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Peter Leeds as Nat Finley |
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William Tannen as Director |
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Gene Reynolds as Chuck |
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Ric Roman as Monk |
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Vivi Janiss as Edna |
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Hal Baylor as |
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Paul Bryar as |
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Claire Carleton as |
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G. Pat Collins as |
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Sayre Dearing as |
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Tom Greenway as |
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Harry Hines as |
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John Indrisano as |
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Helen Kleeb as |
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Joey Ray as |
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Dick Rich as |
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Michael Ross as |
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Frank J. Scannell as |
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Arthur Tovey as |
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John Wald as |
| Camera | Franz Planer | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Phil Karlson | Director |
| Writing | Robert Smith | Screenplay |
| Production | Edward Small | Producer |
| Sound | Arthur Lange | Original Music Composer |
| Writing | George Zuckerman | Story |
| Sound | Emil Newman | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | Lambert E. Day | Sound |
| Art | Frank Paul Sylos | Art Direction |
| Editing | Buddy Small | Editor |
| Art | Alfred Kegerris | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Joe King | Wardrobe Supervisor |
| Crew | Dave Koehler | Special Effects |
