Film Noir Triple Feature: Too Late For Tears / He Walked By Night / Kansas City Confidential (DVD)

Any night is a good night for film nor, and this triple film collection is just the thing to keep you going for a few hours. The three films in this set are: TOO LATE FOR TEARS, HE WALKED BY NIGHT and KANSAS CITY CONFIDENTIAL.

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Too Late for Tears (1949): When a bag of money is thrown into the car of a young couple, she murders him for the money and will murder anybody else who tries to get in her way. A film noir scream. A.K.A "Killer Bait"

Leading Role: Lizabeth Scott
Director: Byron Haskin

He Walked by Night (1948): A burglar becomes a cold-blooded cop killer and is hunted down on the streets of Los Angeles. The men in blue manage to track their suspect down into the bowels of the city--the labyrinth sewer system. Noir veteran Anthony Mann, though uncredited, co-directed the film. Well-done and supposedly an inspiration for Jack Webb's Dragnet TV series.

Leading Role: Richard Basehart
Director: Alfred Werker

Kansas City Confidential (1952): A hard-hitting film noir starring John Payne as Joe Rolfe, an ex-con who's trying to go straight with a job as a deliveryman for a florist company. Unfortunately, a gang of thugs (the sinister trio of Jack Elam, Neville Brand, and Lee Van Cleef) led by a criminal mastermind (Preston Foster) have arranged a bank robbery using a van that looks just like the one driven by Rolfe--and the deliveryman takes the fall for the heist. This leads to Rolfe's search for the real thieves, a trail that leads to Mexico and an unexpected love affair with the gang leader's daughter (Coleen Gray).

Leading Role: Coleen Gray, Jack Elam, John Payne, Preston Foster
Director: Phil Karlson

Region 1 (US and Canada)
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Full Frame - 1:33 
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273 minutes
B&W