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Crime Wave (also known as The City is Dark) is a 1954 film noir, directed by André De Toth. It was adapted from a short story which originally appeared in The Saturday Evening Post - "Criminal Mark" by John and Ward Hawkins.
Original Release
10/22/1953
US Release
03/06/1954
Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|
| Sterling Hayden | Det. Lt. Sims |
| Gene Nelson | Steve Lacey |
| Phyllis Kirk | Ellen Lacey |
| Ted de Corsia | 'Doc' Penny |
| Charles Bronson | Ben Hastings |
| Jay Novello | Dr. Otto Hessler |
| Nedrick Young | Gat Morgan |
| James Bell | Daniel O'Keefe |
| Dub Taylor | Gus Snider |
| Gayle Kellogg | Detective Kelly |
Directors
Writers
Crane Wilbur, Bernard Gordon, Richard Wormser, John Hawkins, Ward Hawkins
Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|
| Sterling Hayden | Det. Lt. Sims |
| Gene Nelson | Steve Lacey |
| Phyllis Kirk | Ellen Lacey |
| Ted de Corsia | 'Doc' Penny |
| Charles Bronson | Ben Hastings |
| Jay Novello | Dr. Otto Hessler |
| Nedrick Young | Gat Morgan |
| James Bell | Daniel O'Keefe |
| Dub Taylor | Gus Snider |
| Gayle Kellogg | Detective Kelly |
| Mack Chandler | Sully / Detective Sully |
| Iris Adrian | Hastings' Girlfriend |
| Joe Bassett | Cop |
| Charles Cane | Detective |
| Timothy Carey | Johnny Haslett |
| Tom Clarke | Salvation Army Singer |
| Fred Coby | Cop in Squad Car |
| Dennis Dengate | Police Officer |
| Eileen Elliott | Fourth Police Broadcaster |
| Fritz Feld | Jess |
Producers
| Name | Role |
|---|
| Bryan Foy | Producer |
