F.B.I. Girl

F.B.I. Girl was released on November 4, 1951.

F.B.I. Girl was directed by William Berke.

F.B.I. Girl has a runtime of 74m.

F.B.I. Girl was produced by William Berke.

A governor planning to run for U.S. Senate has a secret past that could prove damaging to his political aspirations: he's a convicted murderer, and that will come to light if the FBI does an investigative check on him. He goes to a local crime boss for help. The racketeer arranges for a low-level FBI employee to take the incriminating file from FBI headquarters, but then she is conveniently murdered. Two FBI agents investigating her murder begin to think that something isn't quite kosher.

The key characters in F.B.I. Girl are Glen Stedman (Cesar Romero), Jeff Donley (George Brent), Shirley Wayne (Audrey Totter).

F.B.I. Girl is rated Not Rated.

F.B.I. Girl is a Crime, Drama, Thriller film.

F.B.I. Girl has an audience rating of 6.1 out of 10.