apart from the fact it's shot in NYC and it concerns a petty criminal. That being said, it is certainly an entertaining film and the performances are better than average. Fans who enjoy Garfield's "tough guy" persona will find it on display here. 2 of 4 people found the following review helpful 5.0 out of 5 stars He Ran All The Way; Garfield's best and last performance 21 Oct 2010 By Grant Watson - Published on Amazon.com Format: DVD Just when I thought I'd seen all the best John Garfield performances, along comes his last and just maybe his best performance... This was a great character driven film noir with a pretty amazing tour de force performance by Garfield. It's directed by blacklisted John Berry with a screenplay by blacklisters Hugo Butler and Dalton Trumbo (fronted by Guy Endore in the films credits) MILD SPOILERS&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt; Garfield is a paranoid, borderline delusional loser living with a sleazy mother (Gladys George...naturally) who hates him. The opening of the film sets the tone with Garfield waking in a cold sweat from a horrible nightmare. He pulls himself together to meet Norman Lloyd. They're all set to rob the railroads payroll man. The plan seems simple enough but it all goes south and people end up dead as the panic ridden Garfield gets away with the loot. He runs through the streets of LA trying to elude the police. Finally taking cover at a public swimming pool where he meets Winters. She's a innocent,