Fighting Back
Directed by Malcolm St. ClairNick Sanders is honorably discharged from the army, with a full pardon for his pre-war crimes, and settles into a happy home life with his wife, June, and their son, Jimmy, and the family dog, "Snuffy." The latter likes to steal and hide things. When Nick brushes off his ex-partner in crime, Sam Lang, the smooth crook uses "Snuffy" to rob the Higby home of a valuable diamond. The dog bolts with the loot. The police suspect Nick of the crime.
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Fighting Back was released on 15 november 1948.
Fighting Back was directed by Malcolm St. Clair.
Fighting Back has a runtime of 61 m.
Fighting Back was produced by Sol M. Wurtzel, Clifford R. Gans.
Nick Sanders is honorably discharged from the army, with a full pardon for his pre-war crimes, and settles into a happy home life with his wife, June, and their son, Jimmy, and the family dog, "Snuffy." The latter likes to steal and hide things. When Nick brushes off his ex-partner in crime, Sam Lang, the smooth crook uses "Snuffy" to rob the Higby home of a valuable diamond. The dog bolts with the loot. The police suspect Nick of the crime.
The key characters in Fighting Back are Nick Sanders (Paul Langton), June Sanders (Jean Rogers), Jimmy Sanders (Gary Gray).
Fighting Back is rated Approved.
Fighting Back is a Drama, Misdaad, Mysterie film.
Fighting Back has an audience rating of 6 out of 10.