Vice Squad (1953)

Dir: Arnold Laven Crime / Drama stars 3

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Vice Squad is an American crime film first released in 1953, directed by Arnold Laven. The film is based on a novel by Leslie T. White and stars Edward G. Robinson, Paulette Goddard, K.T. Stevens, Porter Hall and Adam Williams. It has also been released under the title: The Girl in Room 17. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Arnold Laven
Script: Lawrence Roman, Leslie T. White (novel)
Photo: Joseph F. Biroc
Music: Herschel Burke Gilbert
Cast: Edward G. Robinson (Capt. ’Barnie’ Barnaby), Paulette Goddard (Mona Ross), K.T. Stevens (Ginny), Porter Hall (Jack Hartrampf), Adam Williams (Marty Kusalich), Ed Binns (Al Barkis), Barry Kelley (Dwight Foreman), Jay Adler (Frankie Pierce), Mary Ellen Kay (Carol Lawson), Joan Vohs (Vickie Webb), Lee Van Cleef (Pete Monty), Harlan Warde (Det. Lacey), Dan Riss (Lt. Bob Imlay), Lewis Martin (Police Lt. Ed Chisolm), Byron Kane (Prof. Bruno Varney), Murray Alper (Cop), William Boyett (Officer Kellogg), Leonard Bremen (Fred (desk sergeant)), Paul Bryar (Lt. Cade), Jack Carr (Fred (desk sergeant)), Russ Conway (Reporter), Edgar Dearing (Fitz (line-up detective)), Edward Earle (Vault Teller), George Eldredge (Mr. Lawson), Gil Frye (Cop), Percy Helton (Mr. Jenner), Robert Karnes (Lou), Mickey Knox (Policeman), Mike Lally (Detective in line-up and bank), Harry Lewis (Arresting Detective), Lee Phelps (Vickie’s Apartment Manager), Lorin Raker (Mr. Moore (lineup witness)), Charles Sherlock (Detective in line-up room), Charles Tannen (Dutch), John Verros (Count Alfredo Giovanni de Montova), Christine White (Miss Easton), Mack Williams (Mr. Schaefer), Harry Wilson (Man in line-up), William Woodson (Dave (undercover detective))
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 87 min; B&W
Aka: The Girl in Room 17

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