A teenager comes of age while seeking revenge on the man who beat up his father.
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Joseph Losey
Director
John Drew Barrymore
George La Main
Preston Foster
Andy La Main
Joan Lorring
Marion Rostina
Howard St. John
Al Judge
Dorothy Comingore
Julie Rostina
Philip Bourneuf
Dr. Lloyd Cooper
Howland Chamberlain
Flanagan
Myron Healey
Kennealy
Emile Meyer
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Mauri Leighton
Terry Angelus
Robert Aldrich
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Willie Bloom
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Boxing Match Spectator
Lane Chandler
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Edmund Cobb
Cop
Stanley Ellin
Writer
Joseph Losey
Writer
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Writer
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As previous reviewer wrote, saw this on TCM and the sound was terrible. Good story in need of a cleanup. I like hearing dialogue.
A truly cop out ending really ruins what was potentially a great coming of age film. John Drew Barrymore gave an outstanding performance as our youth protagonist who does a lot of growing up in The Big Night. Young Barrymore celebrating his 17th birthday is horrified that at his birthday party sportswriter Howard St.John gives Barrymore's father Preston Foster one severe and public thrashing. And Foster who back in his prime Hollywood days in the 30s was one rugged tough guy just submits to it. A case of directolr Joseph Losey casting successfully against type. i do wish we saw a bit more of Foster in the film though. Looking to avenge the family honor Barrymore has quite an odyssey on his Big Night. I can't say more lest I spoil things, but the ending was a cop out. My guess was that the soon to be blacklisted Joe Losey made some concession to Hollywood convention. It was not over politics though. Not the best note Losey could have left America on.
