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Born to Kill (3-May-1947)
Director: Robert Wise Writers: Eve Greene; Richard Macaulay From novel: Deadlier Than the Male by James Gunn Music by: Paul Sawtell Producer: Herman Schlom Keywords: Crime, Film Noir
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
|---|
| Elisha Cook, Jr. |
Actor |
26-Dec-1903 |
18-May-1995 |
The Maltese Falcon |
| Audrey Long |
Actor |
14-Apr-1922 |
19-Sep-2014 |
Born to Kill |
| Walter Slezak |
Actor |
3-May-1902 |
21-Apr-1983 |
Hitchcock's Lifeboat |
| Lawrence Tierney |
Actor |
15-Mar-1919 |
26-Feb-2002 |
Joe Cabot in Reservoir Dogs |
| Claire Trevor |
Actor |
8-Mar-1910 |
8-Apr-2000 |
Key Largo |
CAST REVIEWS Review by anonymous (posted on 10-Aug-2006) Just saw this movie on TV and never
heard of it before. - What a treat, even though I missed the beginning,
but it was wonderful! So wonderfully sinister. Claire plays a wanton,
amoral woman who truly aspires to "be good" and goes through all the
motions, including acquiring a respectable high-society fiancee who
will guide her on the path to goodness. But, as fate would have it, her
animal attraction to her sister's new-found (but criminal) spouse is
too much for her to overcome. - She and he become bewitched with an
evil chemistry and, - well, watch the film. Golly, I wish TCM would let
us know when this one is on again. It is certainly worth taping. - Nice
supporting actors too, including, I think, Philip Terry, Joan
Crawford's ex, as the erstwhile hero that cannot seduce Claire from her
urges. Enjoy!
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