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Crime Wave (1954) -- (Movie Clip) Nobody Leaves You Alone Sterling Hayden as LAPD Sgt. Sims, with de-facto nameless associates suggests they ring ex-con Lacey (Gene Nelson) for what is in fact his second appearance, still in bed with wife Ellen (Phyllis Kirk), when sure enough, San Quentin escapee Morgan (Ned Young), wounded in the gas station robbery, turns up, in Andre de Toth’s Crime Wave, 1954.

Crime Wave (1954) -- (Movie Clip) Chicken Feed Little-to-no artifice from director Andre de Toth, with exteriors from LAPD then located inside City Hall, and the first spoken lines for Sterling Hayden as detective Sims, hearing from robbery victim Dub Taylor, then with police station denizens, Iris Adrian the girlfriend, Jack Woody the informer, in Crime Wave, 1954.

Crime Wave (1954) -- (Movie Clip) That's Gershwin Opening at what probably really is (as later reported on police radio) Maple Ave. in downtown LA, goons Morgan (Ned Young) and Hastings (Charles Buchinsky-later-Bronson) then Penny (Ted de Corsia) show up, making trouble for gas jockey Dub Taylor, in Crime Wave, 1954, starring Sterling Hayden.

Learning Tree, The (1969) -- (Movie Clip) I Can't Find Newt A storm blows up in Kansas opening the largely autobiographical movie directing debut by renowned photographer Gordon Parks Sr., from his screenplay and novel, Kyle Johnson as his stand-in Newt, Carole Lamond the local working girl who rescues him, in The Learning Tree, 1969.

Learning Tree, The (1969) -- (Movie Clip) I Ain't Got No People Mom Winger (Estelle Evans) works for Judge Cavanaugh (Russell Thorson), her son Newt (Kyle Johnson) and his (Zooey Hall) also present, before the sentencing of Marcus (Alex Clarke), which pleases Sheriff Kirky (Dana Elcar), in Gordon Parks Sr.'s semi-autobiographical The Learning Tree, 1969.

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