Odds Against Tomorrow

Noir Alley host Eddie Muller’s introduction and comments following Odds Against Tomorrow, 1959.

Guest host Madeleine Stowe introduces Odds Against Tomorrow, 1959.

First scene for Shelley Winters as "Lorry," waking as boyfriend Slater (Robert Ryan), worried that she's paying all the bills, is leaving to scout a bank job, in Robert Wise's Odds Against Tomorrow, 1959.

Early scene introducing ex-cop Burke (Ed Begley) meeting ex-con Slater (Robert Ryan) whom he has in mind for one last bank job, in the Harry Belafonte-financed Odds Against Tomorrow, 1959, directed by Robert Wise.

Odds Against Tomorrow (1959) -- (Movie Clip) He Dared Me

Financier and de-facto producer Harry Belafonte, singing a song he co-wrote, as musician-gambler "Johnny," interrupted by Coco (Richard Bright), his bookie's henchman, in Odds Against Tomorrow, 1959, directed by Robert Wise.