Calling Homicide

Sep 30, 1956

1h 0m

★ 5.7

A racket that preys on beauty---and pays off with MURDER!

Overview

Cop Andy Doyle investigates a car-bombing murder and the killing of a sleazy modeling agency owner. Are they connected?

Genres

Crime

Mystery

Production Companies

Allied Artists Pictures

Calling Homicide Trailers

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Cast

Andy Doyle

Bill Elliott

Det. Sgt. Mike Duncan

Don Haggerty

Donna Graham

Kathleen Case

Jim Haddix

Myron Healey

Darlene Adams

Jeanne Cooper

Allen Gilmore

Thomas Browne Henry

Tony Fuller

Lyle Talbot

Mrs. Ida Dunsetter

Almira Sessions

Ray Engel

Herb Vigran

Det. Arnie Arnhoff

James Best

Benny Bendowski

John Dennis

Det. Johnny Phipps (uncredited)

Robert Bice

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