High School Confidential (1958) |
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| Director(s) | Jack Arnold |
| Producer(s) | Albert Zugsmith |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama |
| Top Topics | School |
Featured Cast of High School Confidential See More »
Russ Tamblyn(as Tony Baker / Mike Wilson)
High School Confidential
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1958
High School Confidential
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1958
Russ Tamblyn
(as Tony Baker / Mike Wils...)
Jan Sterling(as Arlene Williams)
High School Confidential
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1958
High School Confidential
Released
1958
Jan Sterling
(as Arlene Williams)
Mamie Van Doren(as Gwen Dulaine)
High School Confidential
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1958
High School Confidential
Released
1958
Mamie Van Doren
(as Gwen Dulaine)
Jackie Coogan(as Mr. 'Mr. A' August)
High School Confidential
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1958
High School Confidential
Released
1958
Jackie Coogan
(as Mr. 'Mr. A' August)
Michael Landon(as Steve Bentley)
High School Confidential
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1958
High School Confidential
Released
1958
Michael Landon
(as Steve Bentley)
Lyle Talbot(as William Remington Kane)
High School Confidential
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1958
High School Confidential
Released
1958
Lyle Talbot
(as William Remington Kane)
William Wellman Jr.(as Wheeler)
High School Confidential
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1958
High School Confidential
Released
1958
William Wellman Jr.
(as Wheeler)
Charles Halton(as W.O. Robinson, High School Principal)
High School Confidential
Released
1958
High School Confidential
Released
1958
Charles Halton
(as W.O. Robinson, High Sc...)
High School Confidential Overview:
High School Confidential (1958) was a Drama - Crime Film directed by Jack Arnold and produced by Albert Zugsmith.
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High School Confidential Quotes:
Tony Baker:
If you flake around with the weed, you'll end up using the harder stuff.
Gwen Dulaine:
[regarding Tony Baker] He's healthy and normal and full of fun!
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High School Confidential' was based on undercover police work performed by Texas Joe Foster, who played a henchman in the film.
The "Christopher Columbus" rap near the beginning of the film is a direct lift of the style of the great Lord Buckley.