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Man in the Vault

Play trailer Poster for Man in the Vault Released Dec 12, 1956 1h 12m Crime Drama Mystery & Thriller Play Trailer Watchlist
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Low-level Los Angeles mobster Willis Trent (Berry Kroger), anxious to bring down his ex-partner, Paul De Camp (James Seay), hires gifted young locksmith Tommy Dancer (William Campbell) to steal $200,000 from De Camp's safety deposit box. Tommy turns down the easy money until he meets Betty (Karen Sharpe), the tough but troubled girlfriend of Trent's corrupt lawyer, Earl Farraday (Robert Keys), whose love inspires the once honest man to attempt to double-cross the mob.
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Dennis Schwartz Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews It ends on an unconvincing happy note, as if the writer had a gun to his head and was forced to come up with a positive ending or die. Rated: B- Apr 17, 2007 Full Review Read all reviews
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Andrew V. McLaglen

Director

William Campbell

Tommy Dancer

Karen Sharpe

Betty Turner

Anita Ekberg

Flo Randall

Berry Kroeger

Willis Tren

Paul Fix

Herbie
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Synopsis Low-level Los Angeles mobster Willis Trent (Berry Kroger), anxious to bring down his ex-partner, Paul De Camp (James Seay), hires gifted young locksmith Tommy Dancer (William Campbell) to steal $200,000 from De Camp's safety deposit box. Tommy turns down the easy money until he meets Betty (Karen Sharpe), the tough but troubled girlfriend of Trent's corrupt lawyer, Earl Farraday (Robert Keys), whose love inspires the once honest man to attempt to double-cross the mob.
Director
Andrew V. McLaglen
Producer
Robert E. Morrison
Screenwriter
Burt Kennedy
Production Co
RKO Pictures
Genre
Crime, Drama, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Dec 12, 1956, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Nov 12, 2014
Runtime
1h 12m
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