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13 Rue Madeleine

film by Hathaway [1947]
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  • How the West Was Won
    Henry Hathaway
    / Film noirs

    With 13 Rue Madeleine (1947), Hathaway grafted noir visuals onto an espionage thriller with fine results; James Cagney was especially effective as a resilient OSS agent. Kiss of Death (1947) is one of Hathaway’s most enduring films. The tale of a criminal (Victor Mature) willing to…

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    With 13 Rue Madeleine (1947), Hathaway grafted noir visuals onto an espionage thriller with fine results; James Cagney was especially effective as a resilient OSS agent. Kiss of Death (1947) is one of Hathaway’s most enduring films. The tale of a criminal (Victor Mature) willing to…

    Read More