How long is M (1951)/The Hitch-Hiker?

M (1951)/The Hitch-Hiker is 2 hr 42 min long.

What is M (1951)/The Hitch-Hiker about?

M, 1951, Superior Pictures, 91 min. Dir. Joseph Losey. The American version of Fritz Lang’s 1931 classic about a child murderer being simultaneously hunted by the police and the underworld receives renewed impetus in the setting of Bunker Hill locations under the direction of Joe Losey. David Wayne turns in a bravura performance as the killer and is supported by a veritable character actor’s Hall of Fame: Howard Da Silva, Luther Adler, Steve Brodie, Raymond Burr, Norman Lloyd, Walter Burke and Jim Backus. Newly Restored 35mm Print! THE HITCH-HIKER, 1953, RKO, 71 min. Dir. Ida Lupino. A groundbreaking, fact-based story of two pals on a Mexican fishing trip kidnapped by a serial killer who terrorizes both men into delivering him to safety. The only American film noir directed by a woman - the great Ida Lupino - features a trio of terrific performances by Frank Lovejoy, Edmond O’Brien and the odious William Talman. Introduction by Eddie Muller of the Film Noir Foundation.

M (1951)/The Hitch-Hiker

Name: M (1951)/The Hitch-Hiker
Duration: 162

NR 2 hr 42 min

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How long is M (1951)/The Hitch-Hiker?: M (1951)/The Hitch-Hiker is 2 hr 42 min long.

What is M (1951)/The Hitch-Hiker about?: M, 1951, Superior Pictures, 91 min. Dir. Joseph Losey. The American version of Fritz Lang’s 1931 classic about a child murderer being simultaneously hunted by the police and the underworld receives renewed impetus in the setting of Bunker Hill locations under the direction of Joe Losey. David Wayne turns in a bravura performance as the killer and is supported by a veritable character actor’s Hall of Fame: Howard Da Silva, Luther Adler, Steve Brodie, Raymond Burr, Norman Lloyd, Walter Burke and Jim Backus.

Newly Restored 35mm Print! THE HITCH-HIKER, 1953, RKO, 71 min. Dir. Ida Lupino. A groundbreaking, fact-based story of two pals on a Mexican fishing trip kidnapped by a serial killer who terrorizes both men into delivering him to safety. The only American film noir directed by a woman - the great Ida Lupino - features a trio of terrific performances by Frank Lovejoy, Edmond O’Brien and the odious William Talman. Introduction by Eddie Muller of the Film Noir Foundation.