I Was a Communist for the FBI is a 1951 American crime film noir produced by Bryan Foy, directed by Gordon Douglas and starring Frank Lovejoy.[3]The film is based on a series of stories written by Matt Cvetic that appeared in The Saturday Evening Post.[4] The stories were later adapted into a bestselling book and a radio show starring Dana Andrews that ran for 78 episodes in 1952 and 1953.[5]The story follows Cvetic, who infiltrated a local Communist Party cell for nine years and reported to the Federal Bureau of Investigation on the group's activities.
Latest episodes
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28 min
IWCF 1952-04-16 (AUD) Little Red Schoolhouse
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26 min
IWCF 1952-04-23 (1) I Walk Alone
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26 min
IWCF 1952-05-07 (3) Little Red Schoolhouse
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27 min
IWCF 1952-05-28 (6) Traitors for Hire
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26 min
IWCF 1952-06-18 (9) Tight Wire
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25 min
IWCF 1952-07-02 (11) Where the Red Men Roam
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25 min
IWCF 1952-07-09 (12) The Dangerous Dollars
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25 min
IWCF 1952-04-30 (2) I Can't Sleep
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27 min
IWCF 1952-07-30 (15) Draw the Red Curtain
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26 min
IWCF 1952-08-27 (19) Burnt Offering
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27 min
IWCF 1952-09-24 (23) Jump to the Whip
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30 min
IWCF 1952-09-17 (22) The Rat Race
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26 min
IWCF 1952-10-08 (25) A Suit for the Party
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26 min
IWCF 1952-05-14 (4) Red Red Herring
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27 min
IWCF 1952-06-04 (7) Card Game in the Clouds
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27 min
IWCF 1952-05-21 (5) Pit Viper
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27 min
IWCF 1952-06-11 (8) American Kremlin
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27 min
IWCF 1952-06-25 (10) A Riot Made to Order
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28 min
IWCF 1952-07-23 (14) Canadian Crossfire
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28 min
IWCF 1952-07-16 (13) Rich Man, Poor Man