Red light (film)

Red light (Red light) is an American film carried out by Roy Del Ruth, left in 1949 with the cinema.

Synopsis

Nick Cherney, in prison to have to divert freight of the Torno company, wants to be avenged for its Johnny owner, person in charge of his imprisonment. When it views a film announcing the triumphal return of the captain Jess Torno, the brother of Johnny, Nick seizes his chance. He charges a comrade, having to leave one week before him, to assassinate Jess against money. This last carries out the contract and Johnny arrives in his/her brother right before he dies. Jess, which is priest, has time to say to his/her brother whom he wrote an index in his bible. But Johnny does not find any trace of the bible at Jess and decides to do everything to find it. On its side, Nick tries to approach Johnny with the firm intention to supplement its revenge. It starts to panic when Torno goes up the track of the assassin of Jess…

Data sheet

French Title: Red light
original Title: Red light
Realization: Roy Del Ruth
Country of origin: the United States
Format: black and white
Kind: black film
Lasted: 83 minutes
Coming out date: September 30th 1949

Distribution

George Raft: Johnny Torno
Virginia Mayo: Carla North
Gene Lockhart: Warni Hazard
Raymond Burr: Nick Cherney
Harry Morgan : Rocky
Barton MacLane : detective Strecker
Arthur Frantz: captain Jess Torno
Ken Murray: itself
Stanley Lenient: groom of the hotel Carlson
William Froley: managing hotel
Arthur Shields: Father Redmond
Frank Orth: Wallace Stoner
Phillip Fucks: Pablo Cabrillo
William Philips: detective Jim Ryan
Movita: Trina

External bond

Card illustrated on Gloubik

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