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Fast-talking Newsmen in the Restored 1931 Classic, ‘Front Page’
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Fast-talking Newsmen in the Restored 1931 Classic, ‘Front Page’

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Sarah Boslaugh
/ 2 October 2015
There’s a great deal to be learned about cinematography by watching Lewis Milestone's The Front Page.
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James Cagney: Another Look at Hollywood’s Tough Guy

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Chadwick Jenkins
/ 25 April 2007
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Man in the Vault/Ring of Fear (1954)

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Nikki Tranter
/ 27 October 2006

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