Highway 301 (film)

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Highway 301
Directed by Andrew L. Stone
Produced by Bryan Foy
Written by Andrew L. Stone
Starring Steve Cochran
Virginia Grey
Distributed by Warner Bros.
Release date(s) December 1, 1950 US release
Running time 83 min
Language English
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Highway 301 was a 1950 crime drama/film noir directed and written by Andrew L. Stone.

[edit] Plot

A gang of robbers are terrorizing and robbing banks and payrolls in North Carolina, Virginia and Maryland. The gang's leader, George, seems to take particular delight in "bumping off" women who cross him. The film starts with very silly comments from then-governors of North Carolina, Virginia and Maryland about how crime doesn't pay. Then the film's action begins.

[edit] Cast

  • Steve Cochran as George Legenza
  • Virginia Grey as Mary Simms
  • Gaby AndrĂ© as Lee
  • Edmon Ryan as Detective Sgt. Truscott and the film's narrator



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