Night and the City (1950)
dir: Jules Dassin
Night and the City (1950) is a film noir based on the novel by Gerald Kersh, directed by Jules Dassin, and starring Richard Widmark and Gene Tierney. Shot on location in London, the plot evolves around an ambitious hustler whose plans keep going wrong.
Cast:
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Richard Widmark
Harry Fabian
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Gene Tierney
Mary Bristol
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Googie Withers
Helen Nosseross
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Hugh Marlowe
Adam Dunn
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Francis L. Sullivan
Philip Nosseross
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Herbert Lom
Kristo
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Stanislaus Zbyszko
Gregorius
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Mike Mazurki
The Strangler
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Charles Farrell (II)
Mickey Beer
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Ada Reeve
Molly the Flower Lady
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Ken Richmond
Nikolas of Athens
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Adelaide Hall
Singer
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Eliot Makeham
Undetermined Role
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Betty Marsden
Undetermined Role
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Derek Blomfield
Young Policeman
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Clifford Buckton
Policeman
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Peter Butterworth
Thug
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Edward Chapman
Hoskins
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Clifford Cobbe
Policeman
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Patricia Davidson
Night Club Hostess
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Maureen Delaney
Anna O'Leary
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Aubrey Dexter
Fergus Chilk, Kristo's Lawyer
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Maudie Edwards
Mary's Singing Voice
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Stanley Escane
Man
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Thomas Gallagher
Bagrag a Bar Owner
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Rex Garner
Waiter
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James Hayter
Figler, King of the Beggars
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George Hirste
Beggar
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Hamilton Keene
Charles, American Bar Bartender
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Kay Kendall
One of Helen's Girls
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Hubert Leslie
Nightwatchman
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Arthur Lovegrove
Thug
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Water Magnee
A second
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John Mann
Beggar
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Lew Marko
Referee
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Gibb McLaughlin
Googin the Forger
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MacDonald Parke
American from Chicago
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Charles Paton
Watchman
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Chunky Pattison
Dwarf
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Frank Pettitt
Cabby
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Philip Ray
Man
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Eddy Reed
American from Chicago
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John Rudling
Man
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Johnnie Schofield
Cashier
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Betty Shale
Mrs. Pinkney
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John Sharp
Man
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Leonard Sharp
Beggar
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Tomy Simpson
Cozen
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Ray St. Bernard
Strangler's Opponent
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Alan Tilvern
Beggar
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C. Denier Warren
Small American from Chicago
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Freddie Watts
Man
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Brian Weske
Messenger Boy
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Russell Westwood
Yosh, Kristo's Goon