An accused man helps a policeman investigate an airplane mechanic's death and a counterfeit racket.An accused man helps a policeman investigate an airplane mechanic's death and a counterfeit racket.An accused man helps a policeman investigate an airplane mechanic's death and a counterfeit racket.
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Paul Bryar
- Police Lt. Beck
- (as Paul Byar)
Lynn Moore
- Jeanne Haggerty
- (as Lyn Moore)
Jimmy Cross
- Detective Landis
- (uncredited)
Jimmy Dale
- Bank Official
- (uncredited)
Art Gilmore
- Narrator
- (uncredited)
James Hurley
- Bartender
- (uncredited)
Norman MacDonald
- Dell Taylor
- (uncredited)
Patsy Schutter
- Extra
- (uncredited)
Blu Wright
- Robert Scalise
- (uncredited)
Storyline
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- TriviaThe term "Squad Car" originated in America during the 1930s and refers to a police patrol car.
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Cameo Kincaid.
The writer sure is proud of of the name.he came up with for our sexy femme fatale, Cameo Kincaid. Every character says it as often as they can- especially the narrator. Our shlumpy hero played by a capable actor , Don Marlowe (with a jarhead buzz cut) says "Cameo Kincaid : a nightclub tootsie with big eyes and no morals." (He has a weirdly written scene with Cameo where he unfortunately has to shave bare chested. Ouch- not good.). Cameo herself is played by the spectacular Vici Raaf, a Mamie Van Doran double who is introduced singing the jazzy, swinging lounge hit "Break 'Em Up" with hipster lyrics like "shake em up like this ooh ooh wow - no time for old fashioned waltzes just oom pow pow, a one two three Pow." They just don't write em like that anymore. To truly appreciate this show stopper you've got to see her moves that go with the performance. The patrons look slightly alarmed as she writhes through the little cocktail tables. One poor sap tries to light a cig while she sings. She'll have none of that. When we hear her husky speaking voice later it's pretty clear she was lip syncing the song. But listen she's fantastic She seems the most tuned into just what this movie needs inorder make it at least somewhat memorable. Poor Lynne Moore who plays Don Marlowe's infinitely more innocent girlfriend Jeanne. They got someone with a very stiff line reading to dub her voice. Wow- poor Lynne - she must have been terrible. Other people in her scenes aren't dubbed. And she's stuck with a frightening Harpo Marx hairdo. I would love to know the story behind the making of this movie. A group in Scottsdale got some funding? They partnered with local businesses, (hotels and tractor suppliers included) for product placement financial support, raided the local community theater groups, pulled in a couple of Hollywood fringe performers (Raaf.and nominal lead cop Paul Bryan) and made themselves a movie. Whew. But did I enjoy it? Yeah. For what it is, I dug it.
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- fbenmartin
- Jan 18, 2022
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- Runtime1 hour 2 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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