The Lineup (1958)
In San Francisco, a psychopathic gangster and his mentor retrieve heroin packages carried by unsuspecting travelers.
Top billed cast
Eli WallachDancer
Robert KeithJulian
Richard JaeckelSandy McLain
Mary LaRocheDorothy Bradshaw
William LeslieLarry Warner
Emile MeyerInspector Al Quine
Marshall ReedInsp. Fred Asher
Raymond BaileyPhilip Dressler
Vaughn TaylorThe Man
Cheryl CallawayCindy Bradshaw
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