Born to be Bad [Robert Ryan] (1950) DVDRip Oldies

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Born to be Bad [Robert Ryan] (1950) DVDRip Oldies
  • Release date: 14 May 1954
  • Release year: 1954
  • Runtime: 93 minutes
  • Country: United States
  • Keywords: east berlin east germany, american abroad, u.s. soldier, post world war two germany, kidnapping, espionage, cold war, berlin germany, 1950s, year 1954
  • Budget: $1,250,000
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Colonel Steve Van Dyke handles a Cold War swap for a big shot's GI son.
Post WWII yarn about a young GI abducted by the Soviets in West Berlin and hauled off to the East. His recovery gets complicated as Colonel Steve Van Dyke (Peck) tries to sort out the usefulness of informants, spies, bureaucrats, and the abductee's influential father (Crawford)!

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Born to be Bad [Robert Ryan] (1950) DVDRip Oldies

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