Merrill Brody - Turner Classic Movies

About

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Also Known As

Dorothy B Reed

Born

April 12, 1927

Filmography

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Terror in the City (1966)

2nd unit Photographer

Blast of Silence (1961)

Director of Photography

Terror in the City (1966)

Blast of Silence (1961)

Photos & Videos

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Blast of Silence -- (Movie Clip) You Hate Parties

Blast of Silence -- (Movie Clip) This Torrid Town

Biography

Filmography

Cinematography (Feature Film)

Terror in the City (1966)

2nd unit Photographer

Blast of Silence (1961)

Director of Photography

Producer (Feature Film)

Terror in the City (1966)

Blast of Silence (1961)

Life Events

Videos

Blast of Silence -- (Movie Clip) You Hate Parties Lionel Stander narrates the tortured mind of hit man Frankie (director and star Allen Baron), attending a Christmas party, dancing with Lorrie (Molly McCarthy) in Blast of Silence, 1961.

Blast of Silence -- (Movie Clip) This Torrid Town Night club singer on conga drum (Dean Sheldon) knocks out "This Torrid Town" while gun dealer Ralph (Larry Tucker) follows hit man Frankie (director and star Allen Baron)to the loo in Blast of Silence, 1961.

Blast of Silence -- (Movie Clip) Pick Up The Target Hit man Frank (Director and star Allen Baron, voice over by Lionel Stander) resumes his Manhattan tracking of mobster Troiano (Peter Clune) in Blast of Silence, 1961.

Blast of Silence -- (Movie Clip) Opening, Born in Pain Unusual opening relating bitter feelings from rather early experiences, in voice over by Lionel Stander expressing the thoughts "Frankie" (director and star Allen Baron) in Blast of Silence, 1961.

Blast of Silence -- (Movie Clip) I Want Out That's East 34th Street in a long shot as hit man Frankie (Director and star Allen Baron) worries about an un-planned killing then makes a surprising phone call in Blast of Silence, 1961.

Blast of Silence -- (Movie Clip) Big Ralph Ever-disgusted hit man Frankie Bono (Director and star Allen Barron) visits ever-disgusting gun dealer Big Ralph (Larry Tucker) for the first time in Blast of Silence, 1961.

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