Walk East on Beacon

Walk East on Beacon

195298 min
β˜…5.2/10
Drama

Plot Summary

An FBI agent works with a refugee scientist and the Coast Guard to crack a Soviet spy ring in Boston.

▢️Watch Now

🎬 Demo Trailer

πŸ“Ί Demo Trailer: This is a demo trailer. In production, replace with actual movie embed URLs from MixDrop, Doodstream, or other streaming services.

πŸ‘₯Cast (24)

George Murphy

George Murphy

Inspector James 'Jim' Belden

Finlay Currie

Finlay Currie

Professor Albert Kafer

Virginia Gilmore

Virginia Gilmore

Millie / Teresa Zalenko

Karl Stepanek

Karl Stepanek

Alexi Laschenkov / Gregory Anders

Louisa Horton

Louisa Horton

Mrs. Elaine Wilben

Peter Capell

Peter Capell

Chris Zalenko / Gino

No Image

Bruno Wick

Luther Danzig

No Image

Vilma Kurer

Mrs. Rita Foss

No Image

Ann Thomas

Philadelphia Suspect

George Roy Hill

George Roy Hill

Nicholas Wilben

No Image

Karl Weber

FBI Agent Charlie Reynolds

No Image

Michael Garrett

Michael Dorndoff aka Frank Torrance

🎬Crew

Director

Alfred L. Werker

Writers

Leo Rosten, J. Edgar Hoover, Leo Rosten

Producers

Louis De Rochemont

πŸ–ΌοΈGallery (6 images)

Walk East on Beacon backdrop 1
Walk East on Beacon backdrop 2
Walk East on Beacon backdrop 3
Walk East on Beacon backdrop 4
Walk East on Beacon backdrop 5
Walk East on Beacon backdrop 6

🏷️Keywords

espionagecold warcommunist infiltrator

πŸ’¬Reviews (1)

C

CinemaSerf

4/4/2022

Were it not for the oppressive and seriously condescending narrative this might have been quite a decent little fifth-columnist drama. Karel Stepanek is "Laschenko", the communist mastermind behind a plot to force renowned scientist "Prof. Kafer" (a very unlikely Finlay Currie) to reveal some top secret data about a project he is working on. The remainder of the plot is presented almost like a Q and A. The characters pose the questions and the infallible GI men have all the answers, they have all the state of the art kit (some on which looked like it had been drawn at kindergarten) and they also appear to have more manpower than the entire population of Boston, where this is based. Sadly, there is not the slightest jeopardy with this FBI propaganda piece - they even refer to John Edgar Hoover at the end, is if to humanise the man. Stepanek was also reliable as the baddie but the rest of the cast - and the film - are entirely forgettable.

Read full review β†’

Production Companies

Columbia Pictures