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Drive a Crooked Road (1954)

A mechanic gets caught up with the mob when he falls for a gangster's girlfriend.

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Trent R 15 Jun 2010

Predictable, but enjoyably so, with Rooney cast excellently against type and isolated in the frame early and often to good effect. He and Foster play well together, with her chauvinistic accomplices supporting in a nicely contrasting manner. It takes nearly an hour to get to the specifics of the caper, but the time given to character development is spent well and heightens the impact of the more quickly paced close.

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Eric Melin 23 Feb 2012

Rooney is certainly understated and extremely effective. Richard Quine keeps everything in nice balance and by its downer of an ending, Drive a Crooked Road turns out to be quietly affecting.

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Bob B 21 Oct 2013

Drive a Crooked Road (1954) Mickey Rooney doing a film noir? It's hard to believe, but yeah, and to top that off, it's kind of a racing picture too. Rooney plays Eddie Shannon, a sports car mechanic and an amateur racer with dreams of racing in Europe. Because of his small size and a bad scar from a past accident, he's not a lady's man. Naturally, he's an easy mark for Barbara Mathews (Dianne Foster) who is working for Steve Norris (Kevin McCarthy) and Harold Baker (Jack Kelly) who want Eddie to be their wheel man on a bank robbery. Eddie is an all around nice guy, but who can say no to Barbara, who isn't feeling good about using Eddie this way. And, everyone suspects that Steve and Harry are going to take poor Eddie out after the job.

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Sean Axmaker 19 Feb 2012

... what I like to call beachhouse noir, a world away from the classic nocturnal urban style with its coast highways and sunny beaches and sleek West Coast architecture.

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Richard D 11 Jan 2011

Reminiscent of Don Siegel's version of "The Killers"

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