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They Made Me A Killer (1946)
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Synopsis: In THEY MADE ME A KILLER, California is the destination for Tom Durling, a man escaping from the bad memories and rotten luck that haunted him during his stay in Chicago. But on arrival, Durling... In THEY MADE ME A KILLER, California is the destination for Tom Durling, a man escaping from the bad memories and rotten luck that haunted him during his stay in Chicago. But on arrival, Durling still can't shake his losing streak, as he becomes unwittingly embroiled in a bank robbery. Two criminals take advantage of his good nature and frame him for the crime, and Durling faces a murder rap when the police apprehend him. Praying that his luck will finally change, Durling desperately seeks out a witness to the robbery as he stares headlong at a potentially lengthy stretch in the slammer for a crime he didn't commit. [More]
Starring: Robert Lowery, Barbara Britton
Starring: Robert Lowery, Barbara Britton
Director: William C. Thomas
Director: William C. Thomas
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