Bill Elliott Detective Mysteries Five-Film Collection "Spenser for Hire" poaching for profit and capturing

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A starry cast sweeps through two and a half decades of exquisite excess in this high-fashion

The period-perfect score is by Ralph Blane (Meet Me in St

The TV series premise was established a year before its broadcast via the theatrical release of "Superman and The Mole Men" in 1951

Bill Elliott Detective Mysteries Five-Film Collection "Spenser for Hire" poaching for profit and capturingSuperstar cowboy actor "Wild Bill" Elliot traded in his boots and spurs at Allied Artists for gumshoes and a badge in a series of crackling crime dramas playing a Los Angeles County Sheriff's department detective lieutenant. Dubbed Lt. Andy Flynn in the first film, subsequent installments saw Elliott's rugged and wise police detective redubbed Lt. Andy Doyle. Regardless of the name, the character's dogged determination and canny mind lead him past the