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While the City Sleeps (1956)
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30 May 1956 (USA) moreTagline:
Suspense as startling as a strangled scream !Plot:
Death of media magnat Amos Kyne is causing power struggle between his executives. In the meantime New York women become prey of a serial killer... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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GREAT CAST OF ACTORS & ACTRESSES! moreUS TV Schedule:
| Thur. July 30 | 4:00 PM | TCM |
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Dana Andrews | ... | Edward Mobley | |
| Rhonda Fleming | ... | Dorothy Kyne | |
| George Sanders | ... | Mark Loving, KNS Chief | |
| Howard Duff | ... | Lt. Burt Kaufman | |
| Thomas Mitchell | ... | John Day Griffith (Sentinel managing editor) | |
| Vincent Price | ... | Walter Kyne | |
| Sally Forrest | ... | Nancy Liggett | |
| John Drew Barrymore | ... | Robert Manners (as John Barrymore Jr.) | |
| James Craig | ... | 'Honest' Harry Kritzer | |
| Ida Lupino | ... | Mildred Donner | |
| Robert Warwick | ... | Amos Kyne | |
| Mae Marsh | ... | Mrs. Manners | |
| Ralph Peters | ... | Gerald Meade (Sentinel crime reporter) | |
| Sandy White | ... | Judith Felton | |
| Larry J. Blake | ... | Tim, Police Desk Sergeant (as Larry Blake) |
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Although 'Howard Duff' and Ida Lupino were married in real life, they have no scenes together. moreGoofs:
Continuity: When Barrymore Jr. is watching Andrews on TV, he is clutching a copy of "Tales From The Crypt". When he drops it to the floor, a close-up of the comic book now shows it to be titled "The Strangler". moreFAQ
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Hollywood produced a great Newspaper picture with a great cast, Dana Andrews(Edward Mobley) was the typical newspaper report and TV broadcaster, who was always around the old watering hole(Cafe) in the same building as the "Sentinel", drinking most of the time with Sally Forrest, Ida Lupino and Thomas Mitchell. It difinitely was a cut throat picture about who is going to please the boss Vincent Price. John Drew Barrymore(Drew Barrymore's dad) playes a way out role, which I will not mention for those who have not seen this great 1956 film. Ida Lupino and Howard Duff were married at the time, however, Ida spent a great deal of time with Dana Andrews, which made it quite interesting. It is a great classic that should not be missed. Enjoy!