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“No Exit”: Brute Force (Jules Dassin, 1947)
This explosive, powerhouse prison film effectively reunites a large number of cast and crew from the previous year’s The Killers: producer Mark Hellinger, composer Miklos Rózsa, screenwriter Richard Brooks (uncredited for his Killers work), star Burt Lancaster and actors Edmond … Continue reading
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Tagged asphalt jungle, battle of alcatraz, brute force, burt lancaster, charles mcgraw, edmond o'brien, existentialism, hamlet, hume cronyn, jean-paul sartre, jules dassin, mark hellinger, miklos rozsa, richard brooks, richard wagner, sam levene, tannhauser overture, the killers, william shakespeare
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