X Marks the Spot 82 years old
BLACK MARKET CZAR!...Exchanging human lives for blood-soaked Profit!
A private detective, soon to enlist in the army, is drawn into one final case when his police officer father is killed in the line of duty. Soon his prime suspect is murdered as well, and he finds himself framed for the crime. As more witnesses get murdered, he finds himself on the run from both the police and former Prohibition violators who seem to have found a new racket.
Credits
X Marks the Spot Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Jack La Rue He was 40, 81 years old when he died | as Marty Clark |
| Dick Wessel He was 29, 52 years old when he died | as Dizzy |
| Damian O'Flynn He was 35, 75 years old when he died | as Eddie Delaney |
| Neil Hamilton He was 43, 85 years old when he died | as John J. Underwood |
| Robert Homans He was 64, 69 years old when he died | as Timothy J. Delaney |
| Anne Jeffreys She was 19, 94 years old when she died | as Lulu |
| Joe Kirk He was 39, 71 years old when he died | as Dizzy's Fellow Henchman |
| Fred Kelsey He was 58, 77 years old when he died | as Police Officer Martin |
| Edna Mae Harris She was 32, 86 years old when she died | as Billie |
| Dick Purcell He was 34, 35 years old when he died | as Police Lt. William 'Bill' Decker |
| Helen Parrish She was 19, 35 years old when she died | as Linda Ward |
| Vince Barnett He was 40, 75 years old when he died | as Waiter at Diner |
| Esther Muir She was 39, 92 years old when she died | as Bonnie Bascomb |
X Marks the Spot Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Richard Murphy as Screenplay. He was 30 (81) years old when He died | Writing |
| Stuart Palmer as Screenplay. He was 37 (62) years old when He died | Writing |
| George Sherman as Director. He was 34 (82) years old when He died | Directing |
| Mauri Grashin as Short Story. He was 41 (90) years old when He died | Writing |
| Robert T. Shannon as Short Story. | Writing |
X Marks the Spot (82 years)
BLACK MARKET CZAR!...Exchanging human lives for blood-soaked Profit!
- Release day: Wednesday, November 04, 1942
- Runtime: 55 minutes