Film noir and its losers...
Great article. You do know how to pick them.
Thank you!! :D
Very good film. I love boxing films as well as film noirs. This was a double treat.Ryan is always good.
He really is! Fantastic actor.
Stoker could have exchanged blows with "Mountain" McClintock, the protagonist of Rod Serling's 1956 live TV presentation (1963 film) "Requiem For A Heavyweight", whose career follows a similar downward spiral...
Ooh, good call!
A noir story based on a poem, made by the director of The Sound of Music and starring Robert Ryan? How did I miss this?
It’s such an underrated gem!
Ann Savage has to be seen to believed. I look forward to it.
Thanks! I can’t wait to write about her, she’s an amazing character :D
Great article. You do know how to pick them.
Thank you!! :D
Very good film. I love boxing films as well as film noirs. This was a double treat.Ryan is always good.
He really is! Fantastic actor.
Stoker could have exchanged blows with "Mountain" McClintock, the protagonist of Rod Serling's 1956 live TV presentation (1963 film) "Requiem For A Heavyweight", whose career follows a similar downward spiral...
Ooh, good call!
A noir story based on a poem, made by the director of The Sound of Music and starring Robert Ryan? How did I miss this?
It’s such an underrated gem!
Ann Savage has to be seen to believed. I look forward to it.
Thanks! I can’t wait to write about her, she’s an amazing character :D