Classic Film-Noir | Gang Busters (1955) | Full Movie | Myron Healey | Don C. Harvey | Sam Edwards 

I'm used to seeing Myron Healey in westerns. This is a good change of pace.

For about half a year mother and I moved to Washington with my stepfather from Texas. He was a carpenter and there was lots of work for his son and his son-in-law up there. I was in my senior year in the high school at Connell Washington. We had never been to Wala Wala but we had been to see Mt Rainer and we had gone to see the Great Hoover Damn and we crossed over the border into Canada 🍁 to spend the night so we could truthfully say that we had been in Canada 🍁. We lived in the seven city’s area.try city’s area of Washington. Kennewick and Pasco and Richland area

Myron Healey was so good. I always enjoy his work.

Oh my gosh! What a blast! We spent all day on a Sunday and watched it through! So much fun!,

I think a person has to have grown up with this kinda stuff, seeing it in a Saturday afternoon matinee, at an indoor theatre, to really have an appreciation. Cheesy, but what fun it is.

Great movie

Classic, no doubt!

No other words than excellent ❤

Just a well done story times and conditions have changed ❤😢❤😢❤😢❤😢❤😢

Nothing like showing a movie about a real Criminal

I actually live near the prison.... great history🤔 hmmmmm? Liked the movie from the era👍😁

Myron was great but is this one of the few - only? - times he played lead.

"Im afraid some might think he was a hero" Should be afraid how ppl see how law enforcement & prison guards were just as lawless and cruel as criminal, s. Entertaining stuff. 👍

My Healy never got an Oscar? I ow-rage!!

"You're the best man in the country in your field." What field is that, going to prison?

Wasn’t Healey in EVERY western on TV back in the fifties?😊

The amount of ads here are as painful as that shiv in the prison yard

"John Omar Pinson" was a real convict whose real name was Omar August Pinson. His wiki page is pitifully under-detailed.

Thank you

Features some very good performances from the second string characters

Actor Frank Richards who played Bennett the grave digger was featured in a 1961 episode of Qzzie and Harriet , called The Manly Arts extolling the prowess of old Ozzie's fighting ability . Richards was pretty with his single line .

How times have changed…

Myron Healey 2024.

Ya lousy screw!! Lol, love the old timey gangsters.

Interesting/informative/entertaining.

I was watching a commercial and a movie broke out

Oregon cops today would assist the thugs and the justice system would set them free.

Myron Healy is one of the great under appreciated actors of film history.

over and out? uh, no. over means "you talk now". out means "this conversation is finished". did the director and script writer ever study 2-way radio jargon? 54:51...sign on store "toy's"....sheesh

On certain street scenes you can see some of the same buildings shot from opposite angles after the car has supposedly been driven around the city.. Lol!

And yet he wasn't "FRIED" for the murder of the police officer who questioned his "Tackle"

This movie is so funny they knock the criminals knock a phone off the hook and the police are at the other end of it saying somebody knocked the phone off the hook at the gun shop like what the

Aunt Jenny won't be such a looker anymore these days.

When Pinion shot the cop who'd wanted to see his "fishing tackle", why did the police automatically assume it was Pinion who did the shooting? There were no witnesses.

Movie got a little weak at the end there.

Dope

Good movie but showed stupidity on the cops for not going after Long before he Cowardly shot Old man and then Not going into the bank 🤯

1:00.21 to 1:11.15: Interesting coincidence that the truck driver (William Fawcett) gave his paroled prisoner passenger a little lecture on life's ethics. Back in the early 1940s, Fawcett was a Ph.D. at Michigan State University.

Gangbusters was the father of Dragnet and later their running mate .

US 180 doesn'r run through--or even near--Oregon... ;-)

MMMM, love how they could shoot tires out just by sticking the pistol out the door, great movie

Too many ads

yeah real smart master mind criminal....not...

Officer Rondo was a little too nosey, lol!

Classic Film Noir - really. This is just a cheap Government PR exercise

I checked out the current FBI 10 most wanted list. Not very exciting people on there.

the bank person is not interested in the shot officer,only about the money

2:02:00 Pulled a what?😆

Where is lunch

but why didn't he get the chair for killing that cop???

Why does it sound like the narrator is saying "Pinton" but everyone else is saying "Pinson"?

2oooooohhhhh mny comercials