A woman apparently marries a corrupt deputy D.A. to get evidence that a certain criminal was framed for murder.A woman apparently marries a corrupt deputy D.A. to get evidence that a certain criminal was framed for murder.A woman apparently marries a corrupt deputy D.A. to get evidence that a certain criminal was framed for murder.
Luana Walters
- Marian Langdon
- (as Susan Walters)
Edmund MacDonald
- Lawrence Dale
- (as Edmond MacDonald)
Robert Kent
- Dixie Logan
- (as Douglas Blackley)
Harry Cheshire
- Mike Blake
- (as Harry Chesire)
Frank O'Connor
- Deputy Clem Sparks
- (as Frank O'Conner)
Jessie Arnold
- Political Speaker
- (uncredited)
Stanley Blystone
- Police Chief
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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- GoofsThe car that rolls down the embankment in the opening scenes must have been a model car because when it overturns there is no apparent damage to the bodywork as would have been the case had it been a real car.
- Quotes
George 'Mitch' Mitchell: I was having a little chat - with Dixie Logan
Lawrence Dale: What? But how could you?
George 'Mitch' Mitchell: Oh, it was easy. First he'd say something then I'd say something.
- SoundtracksBallad Of The Bayou
Gene Rodgers Played His Own Compositions
Featured review
"Shoot to Kill" is a somewhat routine but fast-paced crime story. It begins with a car chase, and then flashes back to explain who is involved and what led up to the chase.
The plot is relatively complicated and involves a crooked politician, a gangster looking for revenge, a loyal wife trying to clear her husband in any way possible, and a crusading reporter who is trying to figure out what everyone else is up to. The characters are mostly stereotypes, and most are also unsympathetic, but the emphasis is on the action. A great deal happens in just over an hour's worth of running time, and there are a couple of surprises along the way.
Though mostly a routine crime drama, "Shoot to Kill" is fast-paced enough to keep your attention, and most film-noir or crime film fans should find it a decent way to pass the time.
The plot is relatively complicated and involves a crooked politician, a gangster looking for revenge, a loyal wife trying to clear her husband in any way possible, and a crusading reporter who is trying to figure out what everyone else is up to. The characters are mostly stereotypes, and most are also unsympathetic, but the emphasis is on the action. A great deal happens in just over an hour's worth of running time, and there are a couple of surprises along the way.
Though mostly a routine crime drama, "Shoot to Kill" is fast-paced enough to keep your attention, and most film-noir or crime film fans should find it a decent way to pass the time.
- Snow Leopard
- May 21, 2001
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- Police Reporter
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- Runtime1 hour 4 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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