The Rebel Set (1959)

Synopsis of The Rebel Set

A standard crime story with a dash of a disillusioned generation of men thrown in for good measure, The Rebel Set, also known as Beatsville, is about an armored car hold-up. Mr. Tucker (Edward Platt) is the man who comes up with the idea and plan of how to carry out the robbery, and he recruits three men who are down on their luck. John Mapes (Gregg Palmer), is an out-of-work actor, Ray Miller (John Lupton) is a writer who cannot get published, and George Leland (Don Sullivan) is the wastrel son of a has-been movie star. Tucker should have thought twice about who he was recruiting -- if these men have failed at life so far, why should they succeed in something as daring as a million-dollar robbery? ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:

72 mins

Director(s):

Gene Fowler, Jr., Gene Fowler

Writer(s):

Bernard Girard, Louis Vittes

Producer(s):

Earle Lyon

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