A Cry in the Night Page #6

Synopsis: Owen Marks, parked at Lovers' Loop with girlfriend Liz Taggart, surprises a peeping Tom, who knocks him out and kidnaps Liz. The police leap into action when they learn the victim is a cop's daughter. Kidnapper Harold Loftus, the unhinged product of a smothering mother, makes ineffectual advances toward Liz, who staves him off as the police close in, hindered as much as helped by her overprotective father Capt. Dan Taggart.
Director(s): Frank Tuttle
Production: Warner Bros.
 
IMDB:
6.1
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Year:
1956
75 min
325 Views


Same way on your such a good brother.

The same way Dan!

All these years, youve held out against me, huh Madge?

Well let me tell you something.

Charlie Collins was a no good fore-flushing liar.

I did you the greater favor the day I booted him out of the house.

Do you still think you did me a favor?

You never asked me if I loved him.

Anything?

That brickyard down across the railroad viaduct.

They think thats where hes got her.

Ed!

You wont let him hurt Liz.

Youll do everything you can.

Well do all we can. Everyone of us!

Alright now, come on!

Even if I could walk, I wouldn't do you any good.

They'll find you wherever you go.

Where I'm going they won't find us.

Look!

you're my girl now!

They're not going to take you away from me.

Not when I'm alive!

Theyre still here captain!

Okay get in!

What a place!

Straight ahead captain!

Alright!

Whispering

Liz!

Any sign of him?

Not a thing!

A thousand places around here a rat could barrow.

Hey where did that boy get to?

He left us back there.

Well dont worry if he sees anything, hell holar.

Mac!

You and Grant see if you can find an entrance to the plant.

Right captain!

Hey!

Here's how you're rat got out!

Let's get him out of here!

Watch yourself Dan!

We'll be right back!

Right!

Liz!

Liz!

Daddy don't!

Daddy stop!

Please stop!

Mommy help me!

Take him away will you Ed?!

Oh Daddy!

Daddy!

Daddy!

Come on home!

You too!

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David Dortort

David Dortort (October 23, 1916 – September 5, 2010), was a Hollywood screenwriter and producer, widely known for his role as producer in two successful NBC television series: Bonanza (1959–73) and The High Chaparral (1967–71). Dortort's focus shifted in the late 1960s to the newer series, leaving the production of Bonanza largely to his associates during its last five and a half years (1967–1973). From 1954-55, Dortort was involved in directing and writing for The Public Defender. He produced The Restless Gun (1957–59), The Cowboys television version (1974), and a prequel series featuring younger versions of the Bonanza characters called Ponderosa (2001), which was produced with Beth Sullivan. In 1979–1980, he created the 13-week CBS miniseries, The Chisholms. Michael Landon appeared in a supporting role in the pilot for The Restless Gun, starring John Payne, aired on March 19, 1957, as an episode of The Schlitz Playhouse of Stars and Dan Blocker played multiple roles in five episodes of The Restless Gun. Alan W. Livingston of NBC hired Dortort to write the screenplay for the pilot episode of Bonanza. He did it at night, while producing The Restless Gun by day.In 2001, the alumni association of City College of New York, where he had studied history, honored him with its John H. Finley award. more…

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