Houston Story, The - DVD
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Directed by William Castle (House on Haunted Hill), this gritty film noir stars Gene Barry (TV's "Burke's Law") as Frank Duncan, a crooked driller looking to steal oil from a Houston field. Duncan enlists mobster Paul Atlas (Edward Arnold, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington) to help him pull off the scam. Duncan finds himself involved with double-crosses, dirty deals and violent criminals, all to try to collect his bounty -- five million doll
- GenreDramaDescriptionDirected by William Castle (House on Haunted Hill), this gritty film noir stars Gene Barry (TV's "Burke's Law") as Frank Duncan, a crooked driller looking to steal oil from a Houston field. Duncan enlists mobster Paul Atlas (Edward Arnold, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington) to help him pull off the scam. Duncan finds himself involved with double-crosses, dirty deals and violent criminals, all to try to collect his bounty -- five million dollTitleHouston Story, The - DVDFormatDVDMPAA RatingNRStudioSony
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