1949 · 61 min · dramat

Duke of Chicago

Znany też jako: O Valente de Chicago

Opis filmu

Opis oryginalny: angielski

Retired middleweight champ Jimmy Brody has quit the ring for his socialite fiancée, Helen Cunningham, and gone into the book publishing business with her father, Chester. Helen goes on a world cruise and Chester informs Jimmy that they must have money in order to avoid bankruptcy. So, to raise money and believing the world-cruising Helen will not hear about it, Jimmy arranges with his old manager, Gus Weller, to see promoter Tex Harmon about a match with the current titleholder, "Killer" Bronski. Big-shot gambler Tony Russo agrees to underwrite the challenger's cut and to take care of the publicity. Tony hires a fast-talking press agent, Terry Shea, to build Jimmy up as the favorite, with the intention of cashing in on what he believes will be Bronski's certain victory. The reason that Tony believes this is because he has dropped several pointed hints to Jimmy that Jimmy will stay healthy after the fight only if he emerges the loser. Jane Cunningham, Chester's younger daughter, ...

Reżyseria i główne role

Reżyseria: George Blair

Główne role: Tom Brown jako Jimmy Brody, Audrey Long jako Jane Cunningham, Grant Withers jako Tony Russo, Paul Harvey jako Chester Cunningham, Richard 'Skeets' Gallagher jako Gus Weller, Lois Hall jako Helen Cunningham

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Scenariusz

Falkland L Cary, Albert DeMond