Six Bridges to Cross (1955)
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This exciting caper outing is loosely based on the famous robbery of Brinks in Boston that netted the crooks $2.5 million. The story covers the six years small-time hood Jerry Florea (Tony Curtis) spent planning the heist. The story begins with the events that led a young Florea (played by Sal… More This exciting caper outing is loosely based on the famous robbery of Brinks in Boston that netted the crooks $2.5 million. The story covers the six years small-time hood Jerry Florea (Tony Curtis) spent planning the heist. The story begins with the events that led a young Florea (played by Sal Mineo) to become a crook. Hoping to save him from a life of crime, a kindly policeman and his wife take him under their wing. Though he appreciates their kindness, Florea seems destined to become a criminal. As a young man, he begins pretending to reform and even gets a job at Brinks. The loving couple have no clue that it is only a ruse and that he is preparing to rob the establishment. It is only after he and his gang pull-off the job that Florea reconsiders his actions and then makes a daring attempt to make amends. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
- Directed By
- Joseph Pevney
- Genres
- Drama
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Jan 21, 1955 Wide
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Cast
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Tony Curtis
as Jerry Florea
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George Nader
as Edward Gallagher
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Julie Adams
as Ellen Gallagher
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Jay C. Flippen
as Vincent Concannon
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Sal Mineo
as Jerry Florea as a Boy
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Jan Merlin
as Andy Norris
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Richard Castle
as Skids Radzievich
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William Murphy
as Red Flanagan
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Kenneth Clark
as Sanborn
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Don Keefer
as Special Prosecutor Sherman
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Harry Bartell
as Father Bonelli
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Paul Dubov
as Bandit leader
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Carl Frank
as Judge Manning
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Grant Gordon
as Dr. Moreno
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Elizabeth Kerr
as Governess
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Peter Leeds
as Harris
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Kenneth Patterson
as Inspector J.L. Walsh
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Ken Roberts (II)
as Red Flanagan as a Boy
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Anabel Shaw
as Virginia Stewart
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James F. Stone
as George Russell
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Charles Victor
as Clerk
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Tito Vuolo
as Angie
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Howard Wright
as Judge
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Carey Loftin
as Policeman
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Hal Conklin
as Jerry's attorney
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Harold W. Miller
as Jail Visitor
