How long is Southside 1-1000 / Roadblock?

Southside 1-1000 / Roadblock is 2 hr 26 min long.

Who is John Riggs/Nick Starnes in Southside 1-1000 / Roadblock?

Don DeFore plays John Riggs/Nick Starnes in the film.

Southside 1-1000 / Roadblock

Name: Southside 1-1000 / Roadblock
Released: 2014-03-29
Duration: 146

NR 2 hr 26 min

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SOUTHSIDE 1-1000, 1950, Warner Bros., 73 min. Dir. Boris Ingster. Slam-bang crime drama courtesy of the King Brothers is highlighted by downtown L.A., Hollywood and San Quentin prison locations as Don DeFore goes undercover to smash up a counterfeiting ring. Sultry Andrea King, George Tobias, Barry Kelley and Morris Ankrum co-star. ROADBLOCK, 1951, Warner Bros., 73 min. Dir. Harold Daniels. After several years of playing tenacious cops or cruel gunmen, character actor Charles McGraw was elevated to leading-man status by RKO boss Howard Hughes, becoming the studio's "B" version of Bob Mitchum. Nobody could clip off dialogue like McGraw. In this prototypical noir, he finally reveals a soft center, as an insurance investigator who goes crooked trying to satisfy an avaricious dame (Joan Dixon).

RELEASE DATE: Saturday, Mar 29, 2014

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How long is Southside 1-1000 / Roadblock?: Southside 1-1000 / Roadblock is 2 hr 26 min long.

Who directed Southside 1-1000 / Roadblock?: Boris Ingster

Who is John Riggs/Nick Starnes in Southside 1-1000 / Roadblock?: Don DeFore plays John Riggs/Nick Starnes in the film.

What is Southside 1-1000 / Roadblock about?: SOUTHSIDE 1-1000, 1950, Warner Bros., 73 min. Dir. Boris Ingster. Slam-bang crime drama courtesy of the King Brothers is highlighted by downtown L.A., Hollywood and San Quentin prison locations as Don DeFore goes undercover to smash up a counterfeiting ring. Sultry Andrea King, George Tobias, Barry Kelley and Morris Ankrum co-star.

ROADBLOCK, 1951, Warner Bros., 73 min. Dir. Harold Daniels. After several years of playing tenacious cops or cruel gunmen, character actor Charles McGraw was elevated to leading-man status by RKO boss Howard Hughes, becoming the studio's "B" version of Bob Mitchum. Nobody could clip off dialogue like McGraw. In this prototypical noir, he finally reveals a soft center, as an insurance investigator who goes crooked trying to satisfy an avaricious dame (Joan Dixon).