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Tiger Shark

film by Hawks [1932]
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  • filming of Rio Bravo
    Howard Hawks
    / Early life and work

    Tiger Shark (1932) starred Edward G. Robinson as a good-hearted Portuguese fisherman who helplessly watches his young bride fall in love with another man. Although The Crowd Roars was viewed by most critics as the first landmark film of Hawks’s career, Scarface: The Shame of…

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    Tiger Shark (1932) starred Edward G. Robinson as a good-hearted Portuguese fisherman who helplessly watches his young bride fall in love with another man. Although The Crowd Roars was viewed by most critics as the first landmark film of Hawks’s career, Scarface: The Shame of…

    Read More