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A ruthless college student resorts to murder in an attempt to marry an heiress.A ruthless college student resorts to murder in an attempt to marry an heiress.A ruthless college student resorts to murder in an attempt to marry an heiress.
Albert Cavens
- Restaurant Patron
- (uncredited)
Robert Ivers
- Student at Murder Scene
- (uncredited)
Mickey Martin
- Student
- (uncredited)
Joe McGuinn
- Chemistry Professor
- (uncredited)
Edwin Rochelle
- Restaurant Patron
- (uncredited)
Jack Stoney
- Policeman
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
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- TriviaMovie was filmed in Tucson, Arizona and the surrounding area, including the copper mine south of town.
- GoofsNear the end, Gordon is riding to the mine in a Cadillac limousine that has air conditioning, as indicated by small air scoops on both sides behind the back doors. The next shots (after the accident) show a different Cadillac without them. Cars of this era with factory installed air conditioning had half of the system in the trunk, requiring outside air via those little air scoops.
- Quotes
Bud Corliss: It's not right.
Dorothy Kingship: What?
Bud Corliss: For anyone to love somebody as much as I love you.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Living Single: A Kiss Before Lying (1993)
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Upscale Ed Wood?
Robert Wagner as a psychopathic killer, Jeffrey Hunter as a math teacher/cop, Joanne Woodward as a clinging dishrag, Virginia Leith as a sexy prospective victim and Mary Astor as a dowdy mom? It's so strange I began to wonder if it was some kind of demented masterpiece. It starts with perky titles promising a silly romantic comedy, then has a long dialogue scene between Bob and Joanne all in one take, a tumble by a pregnant woman that *doesn't* result in a miscarriage (surely a movie first), and indescribably odd moments like a sixtyish woman in a see-through blouse sashaying through an intense dialogue scene that pauses to honor her passing, and a postal clerk whose delicate cough serves as a Pinteresque interruption to an otherwise inconsequential line. It was Gerd Oswald's first movie and as far as I can tell he never did anything of note after-wards, but he might have been an Ed Wood buried under a studio budget. It's on DVD and should be seen in its original Cinemascope glory.
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- princehal
- Dec 6, 2005
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- Runtime1 hour 34 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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