Walk the Dark Street (1956)
An Army officer and a hunter engage in a simulated manhunt with one using real bullets in post-Korean War Los Angeles.
Top billed cast
Chuck ConnorsFrank Garrick
Don RossDan Lawton
Regina GleasonHelen Leyden- Vonne GodfreyFrank's French Girlfriend
- Eddie KafafianSergeant Tommy Garrick
Ewing Miles Brown2nd Sporting Store Clerk
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