Blood Money

Blood Money

Year: 1933

Runtime: 65 mins

Language: English

Director: Rowland Brown

Crime

Bill Bailey is a charismatic, ambitious bail bondsman who also dabbles in political grifting. The title “Blood Money” refers to his trade—securing bail to get people out of jail—while he repeatedly collides with a spectrum of offenders, from nervous first‑time defendants to seasoned career criminals, forcing him to juggle legal loopholes, shady deals, and his own moral compromises.

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