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| Dead End (1937) |
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| Studio: Samuel Goldwyn |
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| Producer: Samuel Goldwyn |
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| Starring: Humphrey Bogart,
Joel McCrea, Sylvia Sidney |
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| Synopsis: Prototypical
social-problem drama about a Manhattan slum in the
1930s. Hellman's engaging script, based on Kingsley's
hit play, finds the neighborhood's residents struggling
to get by, some choosing hard work, some taking
the easier route of crime. When gangster Bogart
starts to hang around his old haunts, he becomes
an unwelcome influence on the street kids. Those
kids became known as the "Dead End Kids"
and, later, the Bowery Boys. |
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| Best Picture |
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Nominated |
| Supporting
Actress |
Claire Trevor
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Nominated
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| Cinematography |
Gregg Toland |
Nominated
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| Art Decoration
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Richard Day |
Nominated |
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