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MOVIE

Pitfall

3.7
(12)
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Rating
NRT
Duration
1h 26m
Year
1948
Language
English
Publisher
Film Chest Media Group

About

What propels "Pitfall" into the ranks of a chilling film noir drama is the appearance of a ruthless sociopath (Raymond Burr) willing to destroy all in his path to secure his objective, which in this case, is to possess a woman's body and soul (Liz Scott) despite her unyielding rebuff to him, whom she detests. Both her boyfriend and a current love interest who is having an extra marital affair with her, fall into the cross hairs of the sociopath whose maniacal efforts will enable him to secure (Scott) for himself. "Pitfall" came along when post-World War II film noir was generating cash and artistic dividends by interpreting life in Cold War society. Mental toughness was needed and film noir was a vehicle that displayed that on-screen quality.

Related Subjects

  • Crime
  • Mystery

Extended Details

  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

    Artists

    Andre De TothDirector
    André De TothWriter
    Jay DratlerWriter
    Karl KambWriter
    William BowersWriter
    Samuel BischoffProducer
    Dick PowellActor
    Jane WyattActor
    Lizabeth ScottActor
    Ann DoranActor
    Ben ErwayActor
    Byron BarrActor
    Cap SomersActor
    Charles SherlockActor
    David McMahonActor
    Dick WesselActor
    Don HaggertyActor
    Eddie BordenActor
    Helen DicksonActor
    Jimmy HuntActor
    John LitelActor
    Margaret WellsActor
    Raymond BurrActor
    Sam HarrisActor
    Selmer JacksonActor
    Thomas MartinActor