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Well done Renown. I have waited for a release of this solid B plus film from 1959 for a very long time, and Renown have not let me down. An excellent print, picture and sound, a cast list (sadly not nearly complete, but the important names are there), a cast that does very well, led by a very nasty Terence Morgan, and the very beautiful Hazel Court in one of her better leading roles.
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5. Okt. 2019 · The Shakedown (1959) Here’s a clip from the British crime film, The Shakedown, in which Augie Cortona (Terence Morgan) enlists the help of the curvey Sylvia (Linda Castle) to blackmail a client, in this case, Arnold (John Salew), using a two-way mirror. Readers of this blog will know Linda Castle as the Harrison Marks model, Mary Deighan ...
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Shakedown (1950) Shakedown (1950) is a slick and high speed journalism and media film noir crime and blackmail film about one young photographer's ambition to be the richest, best and most romantically involved snapper in the entirety of the great noir city. Directed by Joseph Pevney and starring Howard Duff, Brian Donlevy, Peggy Dow, Lawrence ...
Diving into the world of very early 60’s sleaze, John Lemont’s The Shakedown tells a fairly mild variation on the theme where an ex-con opens a modeling agency as a front for an amateur erotic photography studio with a built-in blackmail mechanism. Terence Morgan plays the execrable Augie Cortona, just released from prison and immediately at war with fellow gangster Gollar (Harry Corbett ...
Crime / Drama movie directed by John Lemont. With Terence Morgan, Hazel Court and Donald Pleasence.
