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Edith Atwater | Mary | |
Tony Curtis | Sidney Falco | |
Jeff Donnell | Sally | |
Burt Lancaster | J.J. Hunsecker | |
Emile Meyer | Lt. Harry Kello | |
Martin Milner | Steve Dallas | |
Barbara Nichols | Rita | |
Susan Harrison | Susan Hunsecker | |
Sam Levene | Frank D' Angelo | |
Joe Frisco | Herbie Temple | |
The Chico Hamilton Quintet | The Chico Hamilton Quintet | |
Jay Adler | Manny Davis | |
Nicky Blair | Patron at Toots Shor's | |
Nick Borgani | Waiter | |
Ralph Brooks | Patron at 21 | |
Steve Carruthers | Patron at 21 | |
Robert Carson | Lou - Headwaiter at Toots Shor's | |
Lewis Charles | Al Evans | |
Dick Cherney | Patron at Toots Shor's | |
Buddy Clark | Buddy Clark - Bassist in Chico Hamilton Quintet | |
Paul Cristo | Patron at Toots Shor's | |
Joe Di Reda | Patron at Toots Shor's | |
Lawrence Dobkin | Leo Bartha | |
John Fiedler | Counterman at Hot Dog Stand | |
Bess Flowers | Patron at 21 |
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Producer |
James Hill
Harold Hecht Tony Curtis |
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Writer/Composer |
Ernest Lehman
Clifford Odets Alexander Mackendrick |
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Cinematography |
James Wong Howe
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Music |
Elmer Bernstein
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New York City newspaper writer J.J. Hunsecker holds considerable sway over public opinion with his Broadway column, but one thing that he can't control is his younger sister, Susan, who is in a relationship with aspiring jazz guitarist Steve Dallas. Hunsecker strongly disproves of the romance and recruits publicist Sidney Falco to find a way to split the couple, no matter how ruthless the method. |
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