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MOVIE

Port of New York

4.2
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Rating
NR
Duration
1h 22m
Year
1949
Language
English
Publisher
Film Chest Media Group

About

Suspenseful, gritty and fast paced, two narcotics agents, Scott Brady and Richard Rober are on the heels of a gang of murderous drug dealers and their illegal distribution of opium from ships docked in the New York harbor. One of the agents is killed and the other goes undercover to bring down the gang. The leader of the drug operation is a young and suave Yul Brynner in one of his first film roles. Filmed entirely on location in New York City, the film comes to life with incredible images of the city such as a busy Grand Central Station and a long gone elevated train station at Canal Street, as well as wonderful shots of the NYC maritime area. Narrated by future news-reader Chet Huntley. Good scenes, good plot, good cast.

Related Subjects

  • Crime
  • Mystery

Extended Details

  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

    Artists

    Laslo BenedekDirector
    Arthur A. RossWriter
    Bert MurrayWriter
    Eugene LingWriter
    Leo TownsendWriter
    Aubrey SchenckProducer
    Richard RoberActor
    Scott BradyActor
    Yul BrynnerActor
    Alexander PopeActor
    Ann DoranActor
    Arthur BlakeActor
    Barry BrooksActor
    Chet HuntleyActor
    Chuck HamiltonActor
    David PerryActor
    Doyle ManorActor
    Frank FentonActor
    Fred GrahamActor
    George M. CarletonActor
    Glenn ThompsonActor
    Gordon RichardsActor
    Harlan WardeActor
    Harry BrownActor
    Henry RowlandActor
    James NolanActor
    Jean McBrideActor
    Joe HaworthActor
    Joe MantellActor
    John KelloggActor
    John ParrisActor