Blonde Bait 1956
"DANGEROUS DECOY IN A GAME OF MURDER! She's a silken trap that waits in the dark...waiting for the killer with a gun!"
Dive into the gripping world of *Blonde Bait (1956)*, a taut crime thriller directed by Elmo Williams that blends suspense, action, and high-stakes intrigue.
Director: Elmo Williams
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Blonde Bait (1956) about?
Blonde Bait follows Angela Booth, a prisoner whose escape is orchestrated by authorities to lure her criminal lover, Nick Randall, into the open. As the authorities trail Angela through London's underworld, the line between hunter and hunted blurs, testing loyalty, deception, and survival in a deadly game of cat and mouse.
Who directed Blonde Bait?
Blonde Bait was directed by Elmo Williams, a filmmaker known for his sharp storytelling and work in both film and television.
Who stars in Blonde Bait?
The film stars Beverly Michaels, Thora Hird, Richard Travis, Jim Davis, and Paul Cavanagh in pivotal roles.
Is Blonde Bait (1956) worth watching?
While not widely rated, Blonde Bait offers a tight 71-minute noir-style thriller with a strong female lead and atmospheric tension. Crime and action fans of classic cinema will appreciate its concise storytelling and moody London setting.
How long is Blonde Bait?
Blonde Bait runs for 71 minutes.
About Blonde Bait (1956) — A Crime Thriller with a Female Lead in a High-Stakes Chase
Dive into the gripping world of *Blonde Bait (1956)*, a taut crime thriller directed by Elmo Williams that blends suspense, action, and high-stakes intrigue. Set against the shadowy backdrop of post-war London, the film follows the cunning escape of Angela Booth—a woman caught between loyalty to her criminal lover and the law's relentless pursuit. When authorities engineer her release to lure international gangster Nick Randall out of hiding, Angela becomes the bait in a deadly game where trust is a luxury and bullets are the only truth. With a taut screenplay and a moody atmosphere thick with tension, *Blonde Bait* pits its characters against a backdrop of betrayal, desperation, and the unrelenting chase for justice.
Starring Beverly Michaels as Angela, the film delivers sharp performances from a cast including Thora Hird and Richard Travis, grounding its pulpy premise in grounded drama. Elmo Williams crafts a story where every shadow hides a threat, and every alliance could be a trap—making *Blonde Bait* a compact but intense noir-infused adventure perfect for fans of mid-century crime cinema.