Prime Cut

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Prime Cut is a 1972 American crime film known for its gritty depiction of Midwestern organized crime and its cast including Lee Marvin and Gene Hackman.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
aspectOf American New Hollywood cinema era
linked to: New Hollywood
cinematographyBy Gene Polito
colorProcess color
countryOfOrigin United States
depicts Midwestern organized crime
director Michael Ritchie
distributedBy National General Pictures
distributedInFormat theatrical release
editedBy Richard A. Harris
filmingLocation Kansas City, Kansas
Kansas City, Missouri
genre action film
crime film
neo-noir film
hasPosterTagline “They call him ‘The Mary Ann’… he’s big, he’s mean and he’s tough.”
hasTheme corruption
organized crime
violence
mainCharacter Mary Ann
Nick Devlin
musicBy Lalo Schifrin
notableFor graphic violence for its time
gritty depiction of Midwestern organized crime
originalLanguage English
portrayedBy Gene Hackman
Lee Marvin
producer Joe Wizan
productionCompany Cinema Center Films
ratingMPAA R
releaseDate 1972-06-28
releaseYear 1972
runtimeMinutes 86
screenwriter Robert Dillon
settingLocation Chicago
Kansas
starring Angel Tompkins
Gene Hackman
Lee Marvin
Sissy Spacek

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Gregory Walcott notableWork Prime Cut