Presidents Assassination attempts Drama.
Presidents Assassination United States Fiction.
The little town of Suddenly is expecting a visit from the President who is on a fishing trip. Sinatra and his assassins take over a small house in a plot to kill the President.
Suddenly (Motion picture : 1954)
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Frank Sinatra, Suddenly, D.O.A
Thrillers (Motion pictures)
Gunmen planning to assassinate the President hold hostages in a Midwestern, suburban house.
When the President of the United States makes a train stop in a sleepy California town, the town sheriff is notified by a team of Secret Service men who arrive to make sure the town is secure. But three assassins get there first and take over the house overlooking the train station, holding the family hostage while waiting for the President to arrive. Bonus features include new audio commentary by Frank Sinatra, Jr. and Drew Casper.
"Dans une petite ville tranquille, un shérif essaie de séduire une veuve pacifiste qui ne supporte pas la vue des armes. Mais elle est confrontée à la violence lorsqu'un tueur s'installe chez elle pour assassiner le président des États-Unis en visite ..."--[allociné.fr].
Psychological suspense films
Frank Sinatra in Suddenly
Suspense films
Frank Sinatra's chilling central performance as a cold-blooded assassin with a heart of steel sparks this explosive thriller about a gang of brutal hired gunmen who invade the home of an unsuspecting suburban family.
Suddenly: A trio of paid assassins are out to kill the president of the United States.
The quiet, unhurried existence of a little town changes abruptly when the sheriff (Sterling Hayden) learns a special train is bringing the President of the United States on a visit to an old friend who lives nearby. After liaising with the Secret Service and the State Police, he goes to check on a young widow who lives in a house overlooking the station with her 10-year-old son and her father-in-law. Stepping through the door, he's wounded and subdued by several gunmen whose leader (Frank Sinatra) has come to assassinate the President.
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"The quiet, unhurried existence of a little town changes abruptly when the sheriff (Sterling Hayden) learns a special train is bringing the President of the United States on a visit to an old friend who lives nearby. After liaising with the Secret Service and the State Police, he goes to check on a young widow who lives in a house overlooking the station with her 10-year-old son and her father-in-law. Stepping through the door, he's wounded and subdued by several gunmen whose leader (Frank Sinatra) has come to assassinate the President."
Nella cittadina di Suddenly (California) il tiratore scelto John Baron (Sinatra) e due suoi complici si introducono in un appartamento, sequestrando la famiglia che lo occupa, per assassinare il presidente degli Stati Uniti in arrivo per una partita di pesca. (Mymovies).
The small town of Suddenly is invaded by professional assassin John Baron and his henchmen. Taking a local family hostage, Baron sets up vigil at the second-story window of the family's home. Baron is hoping to become "someone" by killing the President.
Gunmen take over a suburban house in a small Midwestern town in order to assassinate the President of the United States.
Gunmen take over a suburban house in a small midwestern town called Suddenly. Their plan, to assassinate the President of the United States.
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Thrillers (Motion pictures, television, etc.)
Frank Sinatra's chilling central performance as a cold-blooded assasin with a heart of steel sparks this explosive thriller about a gang of brutal hired gunmen who invade the home of an unsuspecting suburban family. It is known that the president of the United States is passing through a certain small town and there will be an attempt to ambush and kill him there.
Three hired gunmen set themselves up to assassinate the President in a California town, where he is secretly scheduled to transfer from a special train to a car. They seize a strategic location in a private residence, and proceed to terrorize the occupants.
Suspense in motion pictures, television, etc
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Gunmen, planning to assassinate the President, hold hostages in a suburban house.
Frank Sinatra's chilling performance as a psychopathic killer highlights this thriller about three gunmen who invade the home of an California suburban family and hold them hostage while they wait to assassinate the president of the United States.
Frank Sinatra plays a gunman holding hostages in the small town of Suddenly as he waits for an important passenger on a train. The hour of truth approaches ... Will he shoot to kill?
The tranquility of a small town is marred only by sheriff Tod Shaw's unsuccessful courtship of widow Ellen Benson, a pacifist who can't abide guns and those who use them. But violence descends on Ellen's household willy-nilly when the U.S. President passes through town, and slightly psycho hired assassin John Baron finds the Benson home ideal for an ambush. A hostage situation ensues.
Film noir
Fiction
Frank Sinatra plays the leader of a trio of hired assassins who plan to murder the President of the United States during his stopover in a small American Town.
Frank Sinatra's chilling central performance as a cold-blooded assassin with a heart of steel, sparks this explosive thriller about a gang of brutal hired gunmen who invade the home of an unsuspecting suburban family, where they plot the assassination of the President, whose motorcade is scheduled to pass by.
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"Tod Shaw, the sheriff of the small California town of Suddenly, is courting Ellen Benson, a widow whose husband was killed in the Korean War. Ellen and her eight-year-old son Pidge live with her father-in-law, Pop Benson, a retired Secret Service agent. Ellen, who has become embittered by her husband's death in battle, is overprotective of Pidge and will not allow him to see war movies or own toy guns. One Saturday morning, Ellen is dismayed to discover that Tod has bought her son a toy cap pistol, prompting her to break up with him. Later, Tod learns that a special train carrying the U.S. President will be arriving at the town's railroad station late that afternoon. The president will de-train, then travel by car to a nearby ranch for a fishing vacation. Tod is instructed to coordinate the local security procedures and, after requesting assistance from the state police, meets with members of the advance secret service team, led by agent Dan Carney. Carney assigns his men to inspect and secure all the buildings overlooking the station, including the Benson house. Carney is delighted to learn that his former boss Pop lives in Suddenly. At that moment, Pop is trying to fix a temperamental television set, but the set explodes and Ellen has to phone the local repairman to come to fix it. Soon after, John Baron, Benny Conklin and Bart Wheeler, hired killers posing as FBI agents, arrive and ask to inspect the house. Pop proudly informs them that he was President Coolidge's bodyguard, then inquires about why Baron and his men are there. After Baron orders that no one leave the house, he tells Pop about the president's arrival. At the station, Carney reveals to Tod that security will be very tight because an informant told authorities about a presidential assassination plot. After Pop questions the FBI's involvement in the president's security, Baron tells him that they have been called in because of information about a potential assassination attempt. When Tod brings Carney to the house to see Pop, Baron shoots and kills Carney and Conklin seriously wounds Tod in the arm. Baron then threatens to harm Pidge unless they follow his instructions. After the killers set up a heavy recoil rifle on a metal table at a window overlooking the depot, they hide Tod's patrol car in the garage. Later, Baron states that they are hired assassins and boasts that during the war he won a Silver Star for killing twenty-seven Germans. Tod assumes they will be killed when the men leave and quietly asks Pop if he has a gun in the house. After Baron sends Conklin to check on the situation in town, Jud Kelly, the television repairman, arrives and Baron takes him prisoner. While they wait, Baron admits to Tod that he has no idea who is paying him the half-million dollars to kill the president. In town, after Conklin fails to respond correctly to a deputy sheriff's questions, Conklin draws his gun and shoots the deputy, who returns fire. Although state troopers have been instructed to take Conklin alive, Conklin is killed in a shootout. At the house, Baron orders everyone into the cellar. When one of the Secret Service agents comes looking for Carney, Baron tells Ellen that unless she can convince the agent that Carney, Tod, Pop and Pidge have gone to the ranch, he will kill them all. Satisfied by Ellen's explanation, the agent leaves. After emerging from the cellar, Tod taunts Baron about his war experience and suggests that he was court-martialed as a psychopath. Meanwhile, Pop secretly suggests to Jud that he clamp a high voltage lead from the television set to the metal table. Pop then fakes a minor heart attack and sends Pidge to get pills from the drawer in which he has hidden his gun. Pidge switches his toy gun for the real one. A few minutes later, after Pop has spilled a glass of water on the floor near the table, Wheeler steps in the water, then touches the rifle and is promptly electrocuted. His death throe spasms cause the rifle to fire several rounds. After police at the depot return fire, Baron cuts the electricity and shoots Jud, then slugs Pop. Pidge shoots at Baron, but misses. As the train approaches the depot, Baron takes aim with the rifle but is astonished when the train, having been signaled not to stop, goes straight through. Ellen, forced to reconsider her feelings about killing, picks up Pop's gun and shoots Baron. Tod then shoots, ending the killer's life. Later, as Pop recovers, Tod emerges from the hospital and tells Ellen that although Jud died, his deputy will live. Ellen then asks Tod if they can resume their courtship"--AFI catalog, 1951-1960.
A gangster holds a retired secret service agent and his family hostage, and plans to assassinate the president.
A crazed gunman holds a family hostage in the hick town of Suddenly, California, as part of a plot to kill the President of the United States, who is passing through town.
A trio of paid assassins are out to kill the president of the United States.
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Assassins take over a midwestern household while waiting for their target, the President of the United States, to pass through town.
Three hired gunmen set themselves up to assassinate the President in a California town, where he is secretly scheduled to transfer from a train to a car. They seize a strategic location in a private residence and terrorize the occupants.
Drama
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Tension builds to exciting heights in this classic drama about a plot to kill the President. Sinatra leads a band of cold-blooded killers in commandeering a house overlooking railroad tracks where the President's train is due to pass by.
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Gangster films
Suddenly!
Suddenly: In the small town of Suddenly, California, three gangsters intent on killing the President of the United States trap the Benson family in their house that sits at the top of a hill near the railroad station.
The President passes through a certain small town and it's known that someone will attempt to kill him. This is the assassination movie that Lee Harvey Oswald watched days before Nov. 22, 1963.
Frank Sinatra's chilling central performance as a cold-blooded assassin with a heart of steel sparks this explosive thriller about a gang of brutal hired gunmen who invade the home of an unsuspecting suburban family, in a plan to murder the President of the United States.
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D.O.A.: After being told that he has been poisoned and has only a few days to live, vacationing accountant Frank Bigelow tries to find out who wants to kill him and why.
A gang of hired assassins plans to murder the President, during his stopover in a small, sleepy town called Suddenly.
A band of paid killers takes over a house in a small town, with a mission to assassinate the arriving President of the United States.
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Crime films
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Double feature-- Suddenly ; Mr. Moto's last warning
Fiction films
A trio of hired assassins plan to murder the President of the United States during his stopover in a small town.
A trio of paid assassins force their way into a house overlooking a small town train depot and take the Benson family, and the local sheriff hostage. They await the arrival of the president who is scheduled to stop at the station.
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Mobsters take over a suburban house in a small midwestern town called Suddenly. Their plan is to assassinate the visiting President of the United States. Frank Sinatra plays the psychotic assassin, Sterling Hayden is the sheriff.
Sinatra plays one of the gunmen hired to assassinate the President of the United States, who is due to pass through a sleepy town. The killers seize a strategic location in a private residence, and proceed to terrorize the occupants.
Story of the leader of a trio of hired assassins who plan to murder the President of the United States during his stopover in a small American town.
A band of paid killers takes over a house in the sleepy town of Suddenly, California. Their mission is to assassinate the president of the United States when he makes a brief stop in the town.
The President of the United States is passing through a sleeply little town, and a deranged killer-for-hire is waiting to ambush him. A local house offers the best place for him to carry out his plot. Now an ordinary family is the only thing that stands between a killer and his target.
Suddenly
Political
Three hired gunmen seize the home of a local pacifist in order to use it as a base for assassinating the President as he stops in a small California town.
Presidents United States Assassination Drama.