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In this dark drama, Jim Fuller (Stuart Whitman) is an ex-convict who was jailed on charges of child molestation. Aided by empathetic prison psychiatrist Dr. Edmund McNally (Rod Steiger), Fuller finds a job after his release and begins to rebuild his life. Though things begin to improve for him, and he starts a relationship with pretty secretary Ruth Leighton (Maria Schell), he finds that he can't shake his reputation when he becomes the suspect in another crime.
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Genre: Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Guy Green
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Producer: Raymond Stross
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Writer: Sidney Buchman, Stanley Mann
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Distributor: Continental Distributing Inc.
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Production Co: Raymond Stross Productions, Twentieth Century Fox
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Sound Mix: Stereo
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Good work by Whitman in a difficult role.
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This is quite the tale with a level of sophistication that was only starting to emerge during the sixties. The topics are taboo and the acting required to pull something like this off are significant. I think Stuart Whitman does it well.
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How could this movie be bad, its got Rod Steiger in it, after all he was born in the same town as I and the same Day, just not the same year, thank God. Movie show's how people really think about you no matter what you have gone through. Stereo Type. Its in Black & White and Ole School but a hell of a film. My opion this should be part of the Criterion Collection.
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