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High Powered is a american film of genre Drama directed by William Berke released in USA on 27 february 1945 with Robert Lowery
High Powered (1945)
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Add to a movie listHigh Powered is a 1945 American film directed by William Berke. It is also known as High Man.
Synopsis
Marian Blair and Cassie McQuade are running a small lunch establishment in their trailer. When they move the trailer from Los Angeles to the building site outside San Francisco, they pick up a hitchhiker along the road. His name is Tim Scott, and he is on his way to a job picking grapes at the vineyards.Actors
Robert Lowery
(Tim Scott)
Phyllis Brooks
(Marian Blair)
Mary Treen
(Cassie McQuade)
Joe Sawyer
(Spike Kenny)
Roger Pryor
(Rod Farrell)
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