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Director
  
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Country
  
United States

6.7/10
IMDb

Genre
  
Crime, Drama, Film-Noir

Duration
  

Language
  
English

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Release date
  
March 10, 1954 (1954-03-10) (United States)

Writer
  
Blake Edwards (screen play), Richard Quine (adaptation), James Benson Nablo (from a story by)

Genres
  
Film noir, Thriller, Crime Fiction, Black-and-white

Cast
  
(Eddie Shannon), (Barbara Mathews), (Steve Norris), (Harold Baker), (Ralph), (Phil)

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Tagline
  
Why would a dame like her go for a guy like me?

Drive a Crooked Road is a 1954 American crime film noir directed by Richard Quine and featuring Mickey Rooney, Dianne Foster, Kevin McCarthy, and Jack Kelly. The drama's screenplay was written by Blake Edwards and Richard Quine from The Wheel Man; a story by Canadian James Benson Nablo.

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Plot

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A mechanic and race car driver (Rooney) is chosen by two bank robbers to help them with a heist. The heist requires a driver with considerable driving skills to complete the task. To bait the driver into the dangerous scheme, one of the robbers uses his girlfriend (Foster) to help persuade the honest young man to assist with the crime.

Cast

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  • Mickey Rooney as Eddie Shannon
  • Dianne Foster as Barbara Mathews
  • Kevin McCarthy as Steve Norris
  • Jack Kelly as Harold Baker
  • Harry Landers as Ralph
  • Jerry Paris as Phil
  • Paul Picerni as Carl
  • Dick Crockett as Don
  • Critical reception

    TV Guide called the film "A crisply done film noir with Rooney taken in by the universal emotional state that was at the root of many noir heroes' problems, loneliness."


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