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1956 |
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DRAMA
SPORTS
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US |
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BW |
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| Length: |
109 |
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A sports columnist turned publicist (Humphrey Bogart, pictured second right) and his wife (Jan Sterling) agonise over whether, and how, to expose corruption in the fight game.
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Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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Bogart's last screen appearance is among his best, and his understated style contrasts to Rod Steiger's over-the-top Method acting as the chief crook. Burnett Guffey's moody cinematography was Oscar-nominated.
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, Rod Steiger 
, Jan Sterling