It starts off with a movie shoot and ends up with a young man dead. He was shot dead as a gang fight was about to be filmed.
He was Frankie Burns and Peter Gunn is hired to find out how and why he died.
The film's producer Fred Nonamaker wants the actors out of jail and film to restart as soon as possible. It's costing him money.
Only Peter Gunn is surprised to find just how did Frankie Burns get to the set and on to the picture. It seems no one actually hired him for the shoot.
The story has several interesting little cameos. The most notable one is Tracey Roberts as the racy flirty dance Louise.
It is a very patchy story and I could not fathom how the production ended up in this town when someone was trying to run away from their past.
He was Frankie Burns and Peter Gunn is hired to find out how and why he died.
The film's producer Fred Nonamaker wants the actors out of jail and film to restart as soon as possible. It's costing him money.
Only Peter Gunn is surprised to find just how did Frankie Burns get to the set and on to the picture. It seems no one actually hired him for the shoot.
The story has several interesting little cameos. The most notable one is Tracey Roberts as the racy flirty dance Louise.
It is a very patchy story and I could not fathom how the production ended up in this town when someone was trying to run away from their past.