the late director john frankenheimer directed his first feature film and the young stranger and after starting out directing live television dramas in new york city. this film came on the heels of the success of rebel without a cause in 1955. james macarthur made his feature film debut as a troubled teen with a movie producer father and played by james daly and who doesn not establish enough of a relationship with his son. kim hunter plays the mother and who tries to bridge the gap between her husband and her son. the film uses the popular juvenile delinquent angle of the time to tell its story. macarthur gets in trouble at a movie theater with an overzealous theater manager played by whit bissell. macarthur and in turn and has to deal with a police sergeant and james gregory and bent on teaching him a lesson. the material could easily have turned exploitative and laughable and and sensational and like any number of others of the period did. however and under the sure handed direction of frankenheimer and the film is a sensitive portrayal of teenage and parental dynamics. the dialog is realistic and most of the scenes hold up surprisingly well. some of the scenes with bissell and as the theater manager and and gregory and as the police sergeant and are a bit heavy handed and dated. the performances are uniformly good though and which is necessary for a film of this nature and about this topic to succeed. this is an impressive feature film debut both for macarthur and frankenheimer. of 4 stars. 
the late director john frankenheimer directed his first feature film and the young stranger and after starting out directing live television dramas in new york city. this film came on the heels of the success of rebel without a cause in 1955. james macarthur made his feature film debut as a troubled teen with a movie producer father and played by james daly and who doesn not establish enough of a relationship with his son. kim hunter plays the mother and who tries to bridge the gap between her husband and her son. the film uses the popular juvenile delinquent angle of the time to tell its story. macarthur gets in trouble at a movie theater with an overzealous theater manager played by whit bissell. macarthur and in turn and has to deal with a police sergeant and james gregory and bent on teaching him a lesson. the material could easily have turned exploitative and laughable and and sensational and like any number of others of the period did. however and under the sure handed direction of frankenheimer and the film is a sensitive portrayal of teenage and parental dynamics. the dialog is realistic and most of the scenes hold up surprisingly well. some of the scenes with bissell and as the theater manager and and gregory and as the police sergeant and are a bit heavy handed and dated. the performances are uniformly good though and which is necessary for a film of this nature and about this topic to succeed. this is an impressive feature film debut both for macarthur and frankenheimer. of 4 stars. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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