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Man of a Thousand Faces (13-Aug-1957)
Director: Joseph Pevney Writers: R. Wright Campbell; Ivan Goff; Ben Roberts; Ralph Wheelwright Keywords: Drama, Biography
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
| Jack Albertson |
Actor |
16-Jun-1907 |
25-Nov-1981 |
The Man on Chico and the Man |
| Jim Backus |
Actor |
25-Feb-1913 |
3-Jul-1989 |
Mr. Howell on Gilligan's Island |
| James Cagney |
Actor |
17-Jul-1899 |
30-Mar-1986 |
New York tough guy |
| Robert Evans |
Film/TV Producer |
29-Jun-1930 |
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The Kid Stays In The Picture |
| Jane Greer |
Actor |
9-Sep-1924 |
24-Aug-2001 |
Out of the Past |
| Dorothy Malone |
Actor |
30-Jan-1925 |
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Written on the Wind |
| Marjorie Rambeau |
Actor |
15-Jul-1889 |
6-Jul-1970 |
The Primrose Path |
REVIEWS Review by john levin (posted on 21-May-2007) This film sums up Cagney's career. It displays his versatility as a dramatic and comedic actor.It also allows us to see him dance one last time.
He is given excellent support from Celia Lovsky as his mother and from the underrated Jane Greer who plays his second wife with a great deal of warmth. This from the ultimate betrayer she so ably portrayed in Out of the past.
Great support also from Marjorie Rambeau who plays an elderly bit player in the grand manner.
A very touching and lovely film that remains my favorite after 50 years!
Review by John W Levin (posted on 8-May-2007) I saw this film when it was released and proceeded to follow it from one theatre to another for a total of thirteen viewings. I was eleven then. Fifty years later I still maintain it was the BEST film I've ever seen.
Cagney gets to show many facets of his screen persona including a multitude of moods and dance steps. He's given great support by Jane Greer who plays his second wife and by Marjorie Rambeau in her last role as a grand bit player.
A remarkably touching and outstanding biopic.
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