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What it's about
Prominent attorney Brad Mason takes on the defense of Rudi Walchek, a young hit-man hoodlum accused of murder. Convinced of the youthful thug's innocence, Mason get him acquitted. Later, he learns from the murder-victim's father that Walchek is a low-level member of a protection-racket gang and was undoubtedly guilty. Mason is anxious to get the gang-leader, but when he discovers it is the eminently respected head of the city's Crime Commission, he feels that a conviction in a court-of-law would be impossible. In a rage, he kills the man, but all evidence, including the murder weapon points to Walchek. When the latter is again brought to trial, Mason, although he senses a higher justice is at work, feels he must defend him with the best of his ability.
Cast and crew
- Director
- Richard Thorpe
- Writer
- Ronald Millar, George Froeschel
- Starring
- Walter Pidgeon, Ann Harding, Barry Sullivan
Details
- Release date
- Nov 16, 1951
- Language
- English
- Country
- United States
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