My Gun Is Quick

Synopsis

In the 1957 film 'My Gun Is Quick', based on the novel by Mickey Spillane, detective Mike Hammer, portrayed by Robert Bray, investigates a case involving a mysterious femme fatale and a missing suitcase. As Hammer delves deeper into the dangerous underworld of Los Angeles, he uncovers a web of deceit and betrayal that threatens both his life and his principles. With its gritty film noir atmosphere and intense performances, 'My Gun Is Quick' is a thrilling classic that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish.

Cast

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  Robert Bray

  Mike Hammer

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  Whitney Blake

  Nancy Williams

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  Donald Randolph

  Colonel Holloway (as Don Randolph)

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  Richard Garland

  Louis

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  Fred Essler

  Ludwig Teller

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  Booth Colman

  Capt. Pat Chambers (as Booth Coleman)

Reviews

Despite its clichéd plot and low budget, 'My Gun Is Quick' manages to deliver an enjoyable noir experience. Critics praise Robert Bray's performance as Mike Hammer, capturing the tough and determined essence of the character. The film's dark and moody cinematography effectively sets the tone for the gritty narrative. While some audiences may find the pacing a bit slow, the overall suspense and unexpected twists keep viewers engaged. With its atmospheric setting and classic detective story elements, 'My Gun Is Quick' appeals to fans of vintage crime dramas. IMDb users give it a respectable rating of 6.1/10.