The Steel Trap

Following the credits, Joseph Cotten resumes his narration as local bank assistant manager James Osborne, showing a new teller (Bill Hudson) the ropes, in Andrew L. Stone's The Steel Trap, 1952.

Having cooked up the plot with his internal monologue, California bank assistant manager Osborne (Joseph Cotten) makes his move on the vault, endangered by the persnickety new teller (Bill Hudson), in Andrew L. Stone's The Steel Trap, 1952.

The clerk at the New Orleans airport (Joel Marston) isn't much help to banker-turned-thief Osborne (Joseph Cotten), whose un-knowing wife (Teresa Wright) doesn't realize he's desperate to reach Brazil before his bank opens Monday morning, in The Steel Trap, 1952.