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film by Quine [1954]
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  • Richard Quine

    …films, Quine garnered attention for Pushover (1954), a film noir starring Fred MacMurray and new discovery Kim Novak, who soon became Columbia’s premier glamour girl.

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    …such as Fred MacMurray (Pushover, 1954) and Jack Lemmon (Phffft, 1954).

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    …such as Fred MacMurray (Pushover, 1954) and Jack Lemmon (Phffft, 1954).

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