Pretty Boy Floyd (1960)
Trying to shake his troubled past and start a new honest life, Floyd loses his job because of that past. With nowhere to go but back home in Oklahoma he gets news that his father's been murdered and the local sheriff lets the killer off with a self-defense plea. Bent on revenge, Floyd does what he must which leads him down a dark road littered with robbing banks and loose women. Floyd's final days are anything BUT pretty!
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Trying to shake his troubled past and start a new honest life, Floyd loses his job because of that past. With nowhere to go but back home in Oklahoma he gets news that his father's been murdered and the local sheriff lets the killer off with a self-defense plea. Bent on revenge, Floyd does what he must which leads him down a dark road littered with robbing banks and loose women. Floyd's final days are anything BUT pretty!
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Herbert J. Leder
In Theaters:1/1/1960
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Le-Sac Productions
Cast
Herbert J. Leder
Director
John Ericson
Charles Arthur 'Pretty Boy' Floyd
Barry Newman
Al Riccardo
Roy Fant
Jed Watkins
Joan Harvey
Lil Courtney
Carl York
Curly Winwell
Jason Evers
Sheriff Blackie Faulkner
Effie Afton
Ma Parks
Shirley Smith
Ann Courtney
Casey Peyson
Gail Crouder
Peter Falk
Shorty Walters
Al Lewis
Machine Gun Manny
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