The Cyclists’ Raid

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"The Cyclists’ Raid" is a 1951 short story by Frank Rooney that inspired the iconic 1953 Marlon Brando film "The Wild One," depicting a disruptive motorcycle gang invading a small American town.

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instanceOf feature film
literary work
person
short story
author Frank Rooney
basedOn The Cyclists’ Raid
countryOfOrigin United States
United States
genre biker fiction
drama
fiction
hasAdaptation The Wild One
inspirationForFilmReleaseYear 1953
inspired The Wild One
language English
English
medium print
narrativeFocus motorcycle gang invading a small American town
notableWork The Cyclists’ Raid
occupation writer
publicationYear 1951
releaseYear 1953
setting small American town
starring Marlon Brando
theme conformity versus nonconformity
social disruption
youth rebellion

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The Wild One basedOn The Cyclists’ Raid
The Wild One basedOn The Cyclists’ Raid
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Frank Rooney notableWork The Cyclists’ Raid
subject linked to: The Cyclists’ Raid
Frank Rooney notableWork The Cyclists’ Raid
The Wild One basedOn The Cyclists’ Raid
subject linked to: Frank Rooney
Johnny Strabler basedOn Frank Rooney short story “The Cyclists’ Raid”
linked to: The Cyclists’ Raid