1960 · 105 min · dramat

Let No Man Write My Epitaph

Znany też jako: Algemas Partidas

Opis filmu

Opis oryginalny: angielski

In 1950, Nick Romano, Jr., whose father was a convicted criminal sentenced to die in the electric chair (the story told in ''Knock on Any Door''), lives in a Chicago tenement building with his mother Nellie Romano. Nellie supports herself and Nick by working as a barmaid, saving money in hopes that Nick will one day attend college and be a success in life. As a young boy, Nick befriends several of the neighborhood residents, including the alcoholic former Judge Sullivan, disabled newspaper vendor Wart, former prizefighter Goodbye George, lounge singer Flora, deliveryman/ taxi driver Max, and prostitute Fran. When Nellie is unfairly fired just before Christmas, the Romanos' friends all surprise her with Christmas decorations, food and gifts, and join in an impromptu party. Feeling a family connection to each other and young Nick, the group all agree to help Nellie look after Nick and protect him from falling into the life of crime prevalent in the neighborhood.

Reżyseria i główne role

Reżyseria: Philip Leacock

Główne role: Bernie Hamilton jako Goodbye George, Burl Ives jako Judge Bruce Mallory Sullivan, James Darren jako Nick Romano, Jeanne Cooper jako Fran, Marjorie Stapp jako Ruthie, Walter Burke jako Wart

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Scenariusz

Robert Presnell Jr.