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Up Tight!

film by Dassin [1968]
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  • Jules Dassin
    Jules Dassin
    / Blacklist and exile

    Up Tight! (1968) was Dassin’s first film shot in the United States in some 20 years. A remake of The Informer boasted many of the day’s top African American actors, including Ruby Dee, Raymond St. Jacques, and Roscoe Lee Browne.

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    Up Tight! (1968) was Dassin’s first film shot in the United States in some 20 years. A remake of The Informer boasted many of the day’s top African American actors, including Ruby Dee, Raymond St. Jacques, and Roscoe Lee Browne.

    Read More