Where the Sidewalk Ends (1950)
A police detective's violent nature keeps him from being a good cop.
Top billed cast
Dana AndrewsDet. Sgt. Mark Dixon
Gene TierneyMorgan Taylor
Bert FreedDet. Sgt. Paul Klein
Gary MerrillTommy Scalise
Karl MaldenDet. Lt. Thomas
Tom TullyJiggs Taylor
Ruth DonnellyMartha
Craig StevensKen Paine
Fred AldrichDetective at Staff Meeting (uncredited)
Tom ColemanDetective at Staff Meeting (uncredited)
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