In depth crime drama
This was the first film adaptation of Truman Capote’s book In Cold Blood about a murder in Kansas. Later versions focused upon Capote going to Kansas and researching his book. This one however follows the killers Robert Blake and Scott Wilson and then the ensuing investigation. It plays out like a book as they portray Blake and Wilson as drifters. There’s the chief investigator John Forsythe who is methodical in his work. Paul Stewart is a journalist who brings up things like a psychological studies of murderers. Stewart is a semi-stand in for Capote. In 1967 they couldn’t have an openly gay character on screen so they replaced him with a very straight-laced reporter. It goes into Blake’s upbringing. It’s meant to give a well rounded account of the events rather than just taking the usual good guy vs bad guy plot. It all makes for a very powerful crime drama.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Richard Brooks"], "Producers": ["Richard Brooks"], "Starring": ["Robert Blake", "Scott Wilson", "John Forsythe"], "Studio": ["Columbia Pictures"]}

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