Flesh and Fury

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Flesh and Fury is a 1952 American film noir drama about a deaf boxer striving for success, noted for its intense performances and gritty portrayal of ambition and exploitation.

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instanceOf film
blackAndWhite true
character Ann Hollis
Mike Paul
Paul Callan
Pop Richardson
Sonya Bartow
cinematographer Maury Gertsman
countryOfOrigin United States
director Joseph Pevney
distributor Universal Pictures
editor Edward Curtiss
genre drama film
film noir
hasTheme moral conflict
romantic relationships
social prejudice
mainSubject ambition
boxing
deafness
exploitation
notableFor gritty portrayal of ambition and exploitation
intense performances
originalLanguage English
plotSummary A deaf boxer strives for success while caught between those who genuinely care for him and those who seek to exploit his talent.
portrays deaf protagonist
producer Leonard Goldstein
productionCompany Universal-International Pictures
releaseYear 1952
runtimeMinutes 79
screenwriter Maxwell Shane
William Alland
setIn United States
starring Howard Da Silva
Jan Sterling
Mona Freeman
Tony Curtis
Wallace Ford

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Jan Sterling notableWork Flesh and Fury