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June Night (1940)

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Night And The City (1950) -- (Movie Clip) They're Hand-Dipped

Night And The City (1950) -- (Movie Clip) The City Is London

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June Night (1940)

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Night And The City (1950) -- (Movie Clip) They're Hand-Dipped Hustler Harry (Richard Widmark) cruising London to the Silver Fox, where we meet his snarky employers Helen (Googie Withers), who's briefing new girls, and Phil (Francis L. Sullivan), early in Jules Dassin's celebrated Night And The City, 1950.

Night And The City (1950) -- (Movie Clip) The City Is London Opening scenes, Harry (Richard Widmark) in flight then joining girlfriend Mary (Gene Tierney), neither of them making any pretense of being English, in Jules Dassin's celebrated original Night And The City, 1950.

Night And The City (1950) -- (Movie Clip) Real Greco-Roman Shady up and coming London wrestling promoter Harry (Richard Widmark) receives angry big-time rival Kristo (Herbert Lom) and his lawyer (Aubrey Dexter), then springs his new partner and secret weapon (Stanislaus Zybyszko), in Jules Dassin's Night And The City, 1950.

Night And The City (1950) -- (Movie Clip) I Do Have A Need Gene Tierney (as "Mary") lip-synching a tune by Noel Gay, as twisted club owners Phil and Helen (Francis L. Sullivan, Googie Withers) chat, when her hustler boyfriend Harry (Richard Widmark) arrives elated at his latest scheme, in Jules Dassin's Night And The City, 1950.

Beat Generation, The (1959) -- (Movie Clip) I Like To Make The Scene Four reels into the movie, second-billed Mamie Van Doren at last appears as divorcee Georgia, visited by Jim Mitchum (Robert's brother), who's been blackmailed by a psychopath into committing a murder, Mamie's husband, the band-leader Ray Anthony, playing her ex, in The Beat Generation, 1959.

Sugar Hill -- (Movie Clip) Meet Morgan Sugar (Marki Bey) is more in command than Morgan (Robert Quarry) or his moll Celeste (Betty Anne Rees) realize as she plots revenge in Sugar Hill, 1974.

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