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Mambo

film by Rossen [1954]
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  • The Hustler
    Robert Rossen
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    …1954 he made the melodrama Mambo, which was shot in Venice and starred Shelley Winters, Vittorio Gassman, and Silvana Mangano. Alexander the Great (1956), with a blond Richard Burton, was a handsomely mounted account of Alexander’s remarkable conquests, but Island in the Sun (1957) marked the first time in

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    …1954 he made the melodrama Mambo, which was shot in Venice and starred Shelley Winters, Vittorio Gassman, and Silvana Mangano. Alexander the Great (1956), with a blond Richard Burton, was a handsomely mounted account of Alexander’s remarkable conquests, but Island in the Sun (1957) marked the first time in

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