The Case Against Brooklyn

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DVD-R Details

Rated: Not Rated
Run Time: 1 hours, 22 minutes
Video: Color
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Released: August 16, 2010
Originally Released: 1958
Label: Sony Pictures Home

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Darren McGavin, Maggie Hayes, Warren Stevens & Peggy McCay
Directed by		Paul Wendkos
Screenwriting by		Raymond T. Marcus
Composition by		Mischa Bakaleinikoff, Mort Garson & Robert Hilliard
Story by		Daniel B. Ullman
Produced by		Charles H. Schneer
Director of Photography:		Fred Jackman, Jr.

Description by OLDIES.com:

Rookie Policeman, working undercover, fights both the underworld and crooked cops to smash a powerful gambling syndicate operating in Brooklyn. Stars Darren McGavin, maggie Hayes, Warren Stevens and Peggy McCay.

Product Description:

CASE AGAINST BROOKLYN was based on an "expose" article by Ed Reid. Darren McGavin plays rookie cop Pete Harris, who goes undercover to help smash a Brooklyn bookie ring. The problem here as that the crooks have been bribing other cops to look the other way. As if Harris wasn't courting enough trouble by going up against his "own", he also falls in love with gambler's widow Lil Polombo (Maggie Hayes), even though he's already married to Jane Harris (Peggy McCay). Daniel B. Ullman's screenplay adheres to the facts as recorded by Ed Reid, right down to the semi-unhappy finale.

Keywords:

Mystery | Corruption | Police | Crime | Gambling

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