Federal Agent at Large (1950)
Directed by George Blair
Release Date - Mar 12, 1950 (USA - Unknown), Mar 12, 1950 (USA) |
Run Time - 60 min. |
Countries - United States |
MPAA Rating - NR
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Synopsis by Hal Erickson
The federal agent "at large" in this Republic programmer is played by Kent Taylor. On the trail of gold smugglers in Mexico, Matt Reedy (Taylor) crosses the path of hard-boiled lady criminal Solitare (Dorothy Patrick). Her criminal tendencies softened by romance, Solitare decides to work with Reedy instead of against him. The gang's modus operandi is an ingenious one; equally clever are the means by which they are brought to justice. Second-billed Robert Rockwell delivers one of his better performances as a dedicated archaeologist, while veteran character actor Frank Puglia enjoys one of his largest screen roles as a reluctant outlaw.
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agent [representative], Aztecs, border [geographic], capture, federal-agent, gangster, gold, impersonation, infiltration, Mexico, mob-boss, pottery, ring [jewelry], smuggling, treasury, undercover
