I Was A Communist For Fbi (MOD)

I Was A Communist For Fbi (MOD)In the '30s, Hollywood made a series of hard boiled B movies filled with strong jawed, steely eyed G men and vicious racketeers. In the '50s, Hollywood revived the genre, keeping the stalwart federal agents but exchanging the racketeers for fanatical Commies. I Was a Communist for the FBI is an era perfect example, with strong jawed, steely eyed Frank Lovejoy as Matt Cvetic, an FBI informant posing as a Red to the local Pittsburgh comrades and even to

Louis Calhern reprises his famed Broadway role (earning a 1950 Best Actor Oscar nomination) as the Great Dissenter in this moving

Mason's scheme to recover the loot is dashed when a mysterious fire torches his ship

Paul Lochner

Like so many children

Robert Vaughn

she soon becomes a target

matches her cool elegance with Garfield's electric intensity in this highly regarded psychological thriller

Carol Lynley

an entomologist realizes that the dreaded African killer bees--long expected by scientists--have arrived in the United States

California is a land of missions and ranchos

but feckless Frank Pulver (Robert Walker) remains to battle boredom aboard the World War II-era cargo ship Reluctant

Mem Steddon (Boardman) crawls across the California desert and spies her salvation: an Arab sheik riding a camel