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The Sound of Fury

A blonde with ice cold nerves and deep warm curves !
1950 | 85m | English

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Popularity: 3 (history)

Director: Cy Endfield
Writer: Cy Endfield, Jo Pagano
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A family man – desperate for a job – latches onto a friend who encourages him into being a criminal.
Release Date: Dec 12, 1950
Director: Cy Endfield
Writer: Cy Endfield, Jo Pagano
Genres: Action, Drama, Crime, Thriller
Keywords newspaper, film noir
Production Companies Robert Stillman Productions
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Aug 03, 2024
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Frank Lovejoy Howard Tyler
Kathleen Ryan Judy Tyler
Richard Carlson Gil Stanton
Lloyd Bridges Jerry Slocum
Katherine Locke Hazel Weatherwax
Adele Jergens Velma
Art Smith Hal Clendenning
Renzo Cesana Dr. Vido Simone
Irene Vernon Helen Stanton
Cliff Clark Sheriff Lem Demig
Harry Shannon Mr. Yaeger
Donald Smelick Tommy Tyler
Robert Altuna Boy in Miller Car (uncredited)
Frank Baker Man Exiting Optomerist (uncredited)
Jane Easton Barbra Colson (uncredited)
Norman Field Man on Street (uncredited)
Lynn Gray Vi Clendenning (uncredited)
Bob Jellison Man Mailing Letters (uncredited)
Carl Kent Donald D. Miller (uncredited)
Mary Lawrence Kathy (uncredited)
John Pelletti Herb Colson (uncredited)
Joe E. Ross Nightclub Entertainer (uncredited)
Name Job
Cy Endfield Director, Writer
Hugo Friedhofer Music
Jo Pagano Novel, Writer
Guy Roe Director of Photography
George Amy Editor
Perry Ferguson Art Direction, Production Design
Jean L. Speak Sound Designer
Howard Bristol Set Decoration
Louis Phillipi Makeup Artist
Louise Miehle Hairstylist
Ivan Volkman Assistant Director
Harold M. McNiff Sound Recordist
Emil Newman Music Director
Name Title
Seton I. Miller Associate Producer
Robert Stillman Producer
Organization Category Person
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Geronimo1967
7.0

With another baby on the way, the jobless "Tyler" (Frank Lovejoy) is desperate to find work. Repeatedly rejected, he ends up doing some driving for the small-time thief "Slocum" (Lloyd Bridges) and after a few heists, their financial situation improves markedly. His wife "Judy" (Kathleen Ryan) think ... s he's got a nightshift somewhere but boy does she get a shock when it emerges that her husband is now implicated in the brutal murder of the young son of a wealthy man. When his body is found the police apprehend both "Tyler" and "Slocum" and soon, spurned on by the sensationalising journalist "Stanton" (Richard Carlson), an angry mob is outside the police station - and it is baying for blood. For much of this film, it's a standard petty crime goes wrong drama and neither Lovejoy nor Bridges really stand out. It's the last half hour where this film comes into it's own a little more. Carlson is good as the odious newspaper man who cares little about anything but his task to increase circulation and with the increasing tension inside a police station besieged by a determined mob, Cy Endfield manages to create a denouement that shows just how thin the line between lawfulness and lawlessness can be - especially when goaded and galvanised by a sense of righteousness. Oddly enough, the conclusion still resonates quite effectively even now, and for thirty minutes - at least - this is a thought-provoking film to watch.

Feb 06, 2024