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Murder Is My Beat is a american film of genre Drama directed by Edgar George Ulmer released in USA on 27 february 1955 with Paul Langton
Murder Is My Beat (1955)
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Add to a movie listMurder Is My Beat is a 1955 American crime film noir directed by Edgar G. Ulmer, starring Paul Langton, Barbara Payton, and Robert Shayne.
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Businessman Fred Deane is found dead with his face and hands burned beyond recognition. Detectives Patrick (Langton) and Rawley (Shayne) arrest Deane's girlfriend, nightclub-singer Eden Lane (Payton) and she is convicted of the crime. On the way to prison, Eden sees a man through the train window, identifying him as the murderer. Patrick and Eden jump from the train to search for the man. If the murderer isn't found, Eden will head off to jail.Actors
Paul Langton
(Ray Patrick)
Barbara Payton
(Eden Lane)
Robert Shayne
(Bert Rawley)
Selena Royle
(Beatrice Abbott)
Harry Harvey, Sr.
(Gas Station Attendant)
Jay Adler
(Bartender Louie)
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