But when Joey beats her up, something inside him snaps and he vows to make him suffer. Assuming that Candy is acting up so that she can get the microfilm and get paid big bucks for her services, Skip rejects her.

Shortly after, Candy meets Skip and falls madly in love with him. The cops track down Skip, but decide to wait until Candy gets the microfilm from him and hands it to Joey so that they can arrest him. Moe then tells Captain Tiger and Zara that Skip has Candy's purse. Bouchey, The Big Heat), who has been tailing her, and forces him to seek the assistance of Captain Tiger (Murvyn Vye, River of No Return), who promptly summons his invaluable informer Moe (Thelma Ritter, All About Eve, Pillow Talk), a bubbly lady who knows all the top cannons in the city. In an overcrowded subway, arrogant thief Skip McCoy (Richard Widmark, The Trap, Yellow Sky) snatches the purse of naive ex-prostitute Candy (Jean Peters, Viva Zapata!, Niagara), who is on her way to deliver a stolen microfilm with some government secrets to her shady boyfriend Joey (Richard Kiley, The Sniper). In English, with optional English SDH subtitles for the main feature. The release also arrives with a 36-page booklet featuring writing by Sam Fuller archival interviews, and more. The supplemental features on the disc include an original trailer for the film video interview with critic Kent Jones video interview with writer and film historian Francois Guerif and archival video interview with Sam Fuller. Sam Fuller's 'Pickup on South Street' (1953) arrives on Blu-ray courtesy of British distributors Eureka Entertainment.

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