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The Fugitive Kind

With a guitar and a snake skin jacket he drifted out of the rain...and into the lives of these two women...
1960 | 119m | English

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Val Xavier, a drifter of obscure origins, arrives at a small town and gets a job in a store run by Lady Torrence. Her husband, Jabe M. Torrance, is dying of cancer. Val is pursued by Carol Cutere, the enigmatic local tramp-of-good-family.
Release Date: Apr 14, 1960
Director: Sidney Lumet
Writer: Meade Roberts, Tennessee Williams
Genres: Drama, Romance
Keywords black and white
Production Companies United Artists, Pennebaker Productions
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Marlon Brando Valentine 'Snakeskin' Xavier
Anna Magnani Lady Torrance
Joanne Woodward Carol Cutrere
Victor Jory Jabe Torrance
Maureen Stapleton Vee Talbot
R.G. Armstrong Sheriff Jordan Talbott
Emory Richardson Uncle Pleasant, the Conjure Man
Madame Spivy Ruby Lightfoot
Sally Gracie Dolly Hamma
Lucille Benson Beulah Binnings
John Baragrey David Cutrere
Virgilia Chew Nurse Porter
Ben Yaffee 'Dog' Hamma
Joe Brown Jr. 'Pee Wee' Binnings
Mary Perry
Neil Harrison
Janice Mars Gas Station Attendant's Wife
Name Job
Larry Duran Stunts
Richard Sylbert Art Direction
Meade Roberts Screenplay
Frank L. Thompson Costume Design, Costume Supervisor
Phil Rhodes Makeup Artist
Steve Bono Production Manager
James A. Gleason Sound Recordist
Harold Posner Assistant Camera
Carl Lerner Editor
Gene Callahan Set Decoration
Robert Jiras Makeup Artist
Mary Roche Hairstylist
Charles H. Maguire Assistant Director
Philip Gleason Sound Recordist
Saul Midwall Camera Operator
Sidney Lumet Director
Boris Kaufman Director of Photography
Kenyon Hopkins Music
Tennessee Williams Original Film Writer, Screenplay
Name Title
Martin Jurow Producer
George Justin Associate Producer
Richard Shepherd Producer
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jake98
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Val is a young "party gigalo" that is sick of his life after having to pawn his most prized possession. His guitar given him by the "great blues player "Lead Belly". The movies opening scene is showing Val in jail going before a judge that's just not pleased to see his type. After Val promises to le ... ave town imeadietly the judge releases him. He drives until his car quits in a rainstorm. He pushes the car to a place with the only light on in town, it being really late in the night. A jail. There he's befriended by the local sherrif's wife.A woman who has been abused by her husband. He is not pleased to see " Val's kind" in his house/ jail. The nice wife introduces Val to the local general store owner. She offers him a job while her husband is in the hospital. Against Val's better judgement he takes the job. They fall in love and that's when the movie gets heated up. Don't miss this gem.One of Marlon's best. A Tennessee Williams story. Joanne Woodward is excellent as a easy going barfly/flirt.

Jun 23, 2021