The Glass Web

Synopsis

In the thrilling film 'The Glass Web' (1953) starring Edward G. Robinson, the story unfolds in the world of radio broadcasting where a murder mystery takes an unexpected turn. Investigating the murder of a popular radio host, programming director Henry Hayes (Robinson) becomes entangled in a web of betrayal, jealousy, and deceit. As the suspense builds, Hayes finds himself navigating a dangerous game of cat and mouse, unsure of who to trust. With its gripping plot twists and dynamic performances, 'The Glass Web' keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the very end.

Cast

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  Edward G. Robinson

  Henry Hayes

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  John Forsythe

  Don Newell

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  Kathleen Hughes

  Paula Rainer

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  Marcia Henderson

  Louise Newell

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  Richard Denning

  Dave Markson

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  Hugh Sanders

  Police Lt. Mike Stevens

Reviews

Critics have praised 'The Glass Web' for its engaging storyline and strong performances. Rotten Tomatoes rates the movie at 72%, with critics lauding the film for its suspenseful atmosphere and unexpected plot developments. IMDb gives the film a rating of 6.6/10, highlighting the solid acting of Edward G. Robinson as a standout. Metacritic describes the movie as a well-crafted noir thriller that keeps audiences guessing until the final scene. Overall, 'The Glass Web' has garnered positive reviews for its intriguing premise and compelling execution.