An Old-Fashioned Frame

Episode aired Mar 25, 1960
30m

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7.0/10

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Edmond O'Brien in Johnny Midnight (1960)

Crime Drama

A beautiful young woman romantically linked to several show business personalities is found dead in a gas-filled apartment with a handwritten suicide note. Lt. Harmon says the case is closed... Read allA beautiful young woman romantically linked to several show business personalities is found dead in a gas-filled apartment with a handwritten suicide note. Lt. Harmon says the case is closed, but Johnny Midnight just isn't buying it.A beautiful young woman romantically linked to several show business personalities is found dead in a gas-filled apartment with a handwritten suicide note. Lt. Harmon says the case is closed, but Johnny Midnight just isn't buying it.

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IMDb RATING

7.0/10

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Top Cast8

Edmond O'Brien

Johnny Midnight

Yuki Shimoda

Virginia Gregg

Mona Kent

Phillip Pine

Bill Brooks

Chris Winters

Gerald

John Gallaudet

Lt. Dan Harmon
(as John Galladet)

Kay E. Kuter

Beatnik
(as Kay Kuter)

Bara Byrnes

Bongo-Drumming Beatnik
(as Bobbi Byrnes)

Director
- John English
Writers
- László Görög
- Liam O'Brien
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User reviews

7.06

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Quotes
[first lines]
Johnny Midnight: [Narration] It was after midnight when Bill Brooks, third-rate Broadway bit player and first-rate lush, was speeding toward the Village. He was in a hurry. He had an appointment with death.