Dressed To Kill (1928)
Drama | 18 March 1928
Cast:
Edmund Lowe, Mary Astor, Ben Bard [ More ]Director:
Irving CummingsWriters:
Howard Estabrook, William M. Conselman, Irving CummingsCinematographer:
Conrad WellsEditor:
Frank HullProduction Company:
Fox Film Corp.According to a production chart in the 7 Jan 1928 Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture World, work began on Dressed to Kill on 22 Dec 1927.
Some sources erroneously listed assistant director Charles Woolstenhulme as the film's cameraman. According to reviews, much of the film's action takes place in a nightclub. ...
According to a production chart in the 7 Jan 1928 Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture World, work began on Dressed to Kill on 22 Dec 1927.
Some sources erroneously listed assistant director Charles Woolstenhulme as the film's cameraman. According to reviews, much of the film's action takes place in a nightclub.
"Mile-Away Barry," a "gentleman" crook, falls in love with Jeanne, a girl who has sought his help in releasing her sweetheart, a bank officer, from prison. He pays a heavy penalty for his kindness when members of his own gang shoot him down for his ...
"Mile-Away Barry," a "gentleman" crook, falls in love with Jeanne, a girl who has sought his help in releasing her sweetheart, a bank officer, from prison. He pays a heavy penalty for his kindness when members of his own gang shoot him down for his chivalry.
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