FEDERAL MEN-THE CASE OF THE DEADLY DILEMMA

[@dralphd]

Charlie Bronson was the best. I saw him on Peoples choice in 1955. Tried to follow him. Loved him in The Mechanic.

[@Joeblow-ms3cv]

Indubidubly 🙂

[@michaeleasterwood6558]

A lot of talent in this episode.Clark Howet often played a Captain on Dragnet.Lewis Charles was a long time charecter actor that often played gangsters.John Berdieno former major league baseball player also a character actor and daytime dramas actor

[@tomcarpenter700]

I just turned 4 years old,, 3 days ago,, When this was aired,,, I am 72,,,

[@iheartscaryclowns]

Charles Bronson. The Legend himself.

[@9675775]

Thank you for sharing this show.

[@Beobout6]

At the beginning, I never thought about a criminal needing a resume. Robbery, murder, extortion, a little pen time ... yea I guess you’ll do. Okay when can you start?

[@Beobout6]

2:59. Charles should have been arrested for wearing that tie alone!

[@andromedastar4900]

Charles Bronson was so attractive when he was younger...such sweet and lovely man with a very unique look. He had Tatar ancestry, hence his Asiatic features and bone structure. He was not what society considered good-looking, not conventionally handsome, but for me he was sure beautiful!

[@rogerrendzak8055]

I thought he was, of Polish descent🤔???

[@bergy-62]

His last name was Buczinski.

[@michaelfornell4467]

Ok im stumped. Does anyone on here know what he meant at the beginning of the show when he said he spent time passing queer?? Ive never heard of that one.

[@tinamac916]

From another episode, it meant passing counterfeit money.

[@AnGeLeYeS2780]

Charles Bronson sure was a good looking dude!!!

[@AnnacolleenEtters]

I sometimes wonder, if there were no "federal men" picking our pockets every payday, if criminals wouldn't just begin knocking off one another. It feels like there is always one more agency, more people to pay. There's only 1 pocket to take money from.

[@SuperIliad]

Federal Men, The Case of the Deadly Dilemma, Season 5 | Episode 25, aired 24 March 1955. Walter Greaza, The Chief, Charles Bronson as Frankie Ames, Lewis Charles as Kerry, Lillian Buyeff as Molly, Ralph Moody, Seth, Clark Howat as Dalton, Julian Upton as Chester, John Beradino as Troy.

[@fromthesidelines]

Originally telecast as "TREASURY MEN IN ACTION" on March 24, 1955.

[@ROGER2095]

Has anyone ever been successful messing with Charles Bronson?

[@tomcarpenter700]

Chester was on there,, I heard and say,,,

[@lousteinberg5624]

He didn't read him his rights. (Maybe no rights at that time). Was ok.(ls)

[@tubailey2459]

Lou Steinberg Miranda Rights came out in 1965.

[@therealrubbertramp2151]

Say, wasn't that Sydney Poitier and Rock Hudson. Couple of fine actors right there. Just don't get much better.