Timothy Farrell

Jail Bait -- Vic Brady draws young Don Gregor into a life of crime. He then blackmails Gregor's plastic surgeon father into fixing up his face so he can evade the cops. This is Steve Reeves' first speaking part.

Jail Bait -- She's a good girl--to leave alone! Fresh from his sensational 'Glen or Glenda?,' Ed Wood, Jr. presents his homage to the gangster films of the '30s and '40s, starring his sex kitten girlfriend Dolores Fuller and introducing to the screen handsome young Steve Reeves (Hercules). Inspired by the popular TV show 'Dragnet,' this Ed Wood film tells the story of a rich but troubled young man who kills a cop and has plastic surgery to hide his identity. Filmdom's legendary Alex Gordon co-wrote this clever script to help Ed make his first legitimate feature film.

A rebellious young man ends up partnering with a career criminal, who leads down a path of crime, all the while the young man keeps his activities a secret from his father, a plastic surgeon, and his sister. When the man's activities escalate to helping kill a policeman, the career criminal decides to blackmail the young man's father. To keep his son's name clear of any charges, and to avoid any embarrassment to the family, the criminal wants the surgeon to alter his appearance to aid him in eluding the law.