Highway 301 (1950) | |
| Director(s) | Andrew L. Stone |
| Producer(s) | Bryan Foy |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama, Film Noir |
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Highway 301 (1950) was a Crime - Drama Film directed by Andrew L. Stone and produced by Bryan Foy.
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HIGHWAY 301 (1950)
By Mark on Aug 15, 2017 From Where Danger Lives“You cannot be kind to congenital criminals like these. They would show you no mercy. Let them feel the full impact of the law.” Back in the days before the no-holds-barred speedway/parking lot that is Interstate 95, sun-seekers in their Nash Ramblers and Studebaker Champions trekke... Read full article
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Detective Sgt. Truscott:
[narrating] Herbie Brooks - a stooge member of this mob. He liked high living and easy money. Working for the outfit was an exciting experience for him.
William B. 'Bill' Phillips: [to Lee] Don't dance with strangers or talk to anyone with a mustache.
Madeline Welton: For three days I'm locked up in a hotel while you're away on a *business trip*. Mustn't talk to anyone; can't go out. Just wait, wait. What am I supposed to do, make faces in the looking glass?
George Legenza: Why don't you do what Mary does? Listen to the radio.
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William B. 'Bill' Phillips: [to Lee] Don't dance with strangers or talk to anyone with a mustache.
Madeline Welton: For three days I'm locked up in a hotel while you're away on a *business trip*. Mustn't talk to anyone; can't go out. Just wait, wait. What am I supposed to do, make faces in the looking glass?
George Legenza: Why don't you do what Mary does? Listen to the radio.
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Facts about
Debut of Robert Webber.
The film's title, "Highway 301" refers to a U.S. highway that connects Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina - where the Tri-State gang committed their crimes. The route itself was never mentioned in the film.
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The film's title, "Highway 301" refers to a U.S. highway that connects Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina - where the Tri-State gang committed their crimes. The route itself was never mentioned in the film.
read more facts about Highway 301...
