01 A lovable Volkswagen Beetle with a mind of its own helps an elderly widow fend off a greedy real estate developer.
Frank Baker was one of Hollywood’s most prolific uncredited character actors, appearing in hundreds of films across six decades of studio filmmaking. In The Sound of Fury (1950): A desperate unemployed man is drawn into a kidnapping scheme that spirals into mob violence and tragedy. Equally memorable is The Desert Rats (1953): A British officer leads his outmatched troops in a desperate defense of Tobruk against Rommel’s advancing forces.
01 A lovable Volkswagen Beetle with a mind of its own helps an elderly widow fend off a greedy real estate developer.
02 A tabloid writer poses as a troubled husband to get close to a psychologist he plans to expose as a fraud.
03 A cynical marshal and an army officer negotiate with a Comanche chief to recover white captives held by his tribe.
04 Two bumbling look-alikes team up to avenge their fathers' murders at the hands of a ruthless cattle baron.
05 A British officer leads his outmatched troops in a desperate defense of Tobruk against Rommel's advancing forces.
06 A desperate unemployed man is drawn into a kidnapping scheme that spirals into mob violence and tragedy.