I Walk Alone

Name: I Walk Alone
Genre: Drama, Crime, Film-Noir
Released: January 16, 1948
Duration: 97 min
Rating: 55
Cast: Burt Lancaster, George Rigaud, Kirk Douglas, Kristine Miller, Lizabeth Scott

1948

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Paramount Pictures | Release Date: January 16, 1948 | Approved

Starring: Burt Lancaster, George Rigaud, Kirk Douglas, Kristine Miller, Lizabeth Scott, Marc Lawrence, Mickey Knox, Mike Mazurki, Roger Neury, Wendell Corey

Summary: Frankie Madison leaves prison expecting a share from his ex-partner. But Prohibition bootlegging didn't prepare Frankie for Big Business.

Director: Byron Haskin

Genre(s): Drama, Crime, Film-Noir

Rating: Approved

Runtime: 97 min

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I Walk Alone is tight, hard-boiled melodrama. Read full review

The Telegraph Staff (Not Credited)

This Prohibition-set noir, directed by Byron Haskin, stars Burt Lancaster and Lizabeth Scott, ably supported by Kirk Douglas, in the first of seven films he made with Haskin. Rumrunners Douglas and Lancaster run a thriving racket until one night they approach a police roadblock while carrying a fresh supply of hooch. They double their luck by splitting it up and rip-roaring chase kicks off. [03 Jun 2020, p.31]

TV Guide Magazine Staff (Not Credited)

The plot is a bit busy but the performances are solid, even though Douglas seems to be doing a reprise of his role in OUT OF THE PAST (1947) as a cruel, unfeeling villain. Read full review

Bosley Crowther

It's a mighty low class of people that you will meet in the Paramount's I Walk Alone—and a mighty low grade of melodrama, if you want the honest truth—in spite of a very swanky setting and an air of great elegance. Read full review

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