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Under My Skin

film by Negulesco [1950]
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  • Negulesco, Jean
    Jean Negulesco
    / Millionaire and Three Coins

    Under My Skin (1950), based on the Ernest Hemingway story “My Old Man,” featured a strong performance by Garfield as a jockey who goes on the run with his son after double-crossing gangsters. Negulesco’s next film, Three Came Home (1950), was another triumph, easily the…

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    Under My Skin (1950), based on the Ernest Hemingway story “My Old Man,” featured a strong performance by Garfield as a jockey who goes on the run with his son after double-crossing gangsters. Negulesco’s next film, Three Came Home (1950), was another triumph, easily the…

    Read More