Cinematic Cities: Chicago City Noir

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1. Hi! Tony D’Ambra,
   Call Northside 777 (1948)
   Director Henry Hathaway and the
   DP Joe MacDonald

   What a “nice” photograph with all the elements of a (film) noir in place.

   By the way, what a “coincidence” the sign say Fox and that is the name of the studio that released the film Call Northside 777.

   I still don’t own this film on DVD…even though I have watched it twice over there on the FMC.

   Thanks, for sharing!
   DeeDee 😉

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3. Another priceless cap. When you say “newspaper noir” you open up consideration of a potent and prolific sub-genre. Perhaps the most famous in this regard is Wilder’s masterpiece ACE IN THE HOLE, but I would also think of anumber of others like ALIAS NICK BEALE, WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS, SCANDAL SHEET, THE BIG CLOCK, SKAKEDOWN and DEADLINE USA, a number of which you’ve had under the microscope here at Films.Noir.net.
   Another would be NIGHT EDITOR (Levin, 1946).

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4. Thanks Sam. We can add these to your list: Chicago Deadline and The Blue Gardenia.

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