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Smart Alec is a film directed by John Guillermin with Peter Reynolds, Leslie Dwyer, Edward Lewy, Kynaston Reeves .... Year: 1951. Original title: Smart Alec. Synopsis: A bizarre attempt at a humorous murder mystery. A fat rich man snoozing on a balcony is bludgeoned to death while the Smart Alec of the title has one of the dumbest alibis ever. Antics from Kynaston ...You can watch Smart Alec ...
The only adult film on Letterboxd after the 1920s and before the 1960s. Its of course very primitive in its filmmaking because of the illegal nature of porn at the time. Curious as to why this is the only surviving one. If there were none that would make sense, if there were a few more that would make sense. There are no feature length adult films discussed in the book Hard Core made before ...
Permalink. A smooth young man Alec Albion plots the murder of his uncle by setting up a watertight alibi. He carries out the murder and Scotland Yard can not work out how he did it. They take him to court but he is found not guilty. ('Alec Albion Acquitted' says the alliterative newspaper headline.) But his acquittal is not the end of the story.
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Smart Alec, aka Smart Aleck, is a 1951 pornographic film. [1] The silent short , which is no more than 20 minutes in length and was filmed in black-and-white , was one of the most famous and widely circulated of the early underground pornographic era. [1]
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A bizarre attempt at a humorous murder mystery. A fat rich man snoozing on a balcony is bludgeoned to death while the Smart Alec of the title has one of the dumbest alibis ever. Antics from ...
