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Nobody Lives Forever

film by Negulesco [1946]
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  • Negulesco, Jean
    Jean Negulesco
    / Film noirs and Johnny Belinda

    In 1946 Negulesco directed Nobody Lives Forever, a noir that featured John Garfield as a petty criminal who bilks, but then falls in love with, a rich widow (Geraldine Fitzgerald). His other credits that year were Three Strangers, an offbeat noir with Lorre, Greenstreet, and Fitzgerald as joint holders…

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    In 1946 Negulesco directed Nobody Lives Forever, a noir that featured John Garfield as a petty criminal who bilks, but then falls in love with, a rich widow (Geraldine Fitzgerald). His other credits that year were Three Strangers, an offbeat noir with Lorre, Greenstreet, and Fitzgerald as joint holders…

    Read More