The Gangster

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The Gangster is a 1947 American film noir crime drama noted for its stylized cinematography and bleak portrayal of a small-time racketeer’s downfall.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf crime drama film
film
film noir
basedOn Low Company
novel by Daniel Fuchs
cinematographyBy Paul Ivano
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts organized crime
urban underworld
director Gordon Wiles
distributor Allied Artists Pictures
surface form: Monogram Pictures
editedBy Francis D. Lyon NERFINISHED
era 1940s American cinema
filmFormat black-and-white
filmingStyle expressionistic lighting
studio-bound sets
genre crime drama
drama film
film noir
hasTheme crime
fatalism
moral decay
mainCharacter Shubunka
motionPictureRatingSystem pre-MPAA ratings code era
musicBy Louis Gruenberg
narrativeStyle character-driven
notableFor bleak portrayal of a small-time racketeer’s downfall
stylized cinematography
originalLanguage English
portrays rise and fall of a small-time racketeer
producer Bryan Foy
productionCompany Allied Artists Pictures
surface form: Monogram Pictures
releaseDate 1947-10-25
releaseYear 1947
runtimeMinutes 84
screenwriter Daniel Fuchs
Daniel Mainwaring
setting New York City
starring Akim Tamiroff
Barry Sullivan
Belita
Harry Morgan
Joan Lorring
Sheldon Leonard

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Harold Rosson notableWork The Gangster
Daniel Fuchs notableWork The Gangster