B
Strong
MASTER SCORE 66.5 / 100
1951Crime / Drama / Film-Noir1h 15m
TWO OF A KIND
“The kind that don't die in bed!”
A con woman and a lawyer get a carnival grifter to pose as an elderly rich couple's long-lost son.
Above the Line
Henry Levin·DirectorJames Gunn·ScreenplayLawrence Kimble·ScreenplayBurnett Guffey·Director of PhotographyGeorge Duning·Original Music ComposerCharles Nelson·Editor
Cast
Edmond O'Brien·Michael "Lefty" FarrellLizabeth Scott·Brandy KirbyTerry Moore·Kathy McIntyreAlexander Knox·Vincent MailerGriff Barnett·William McIntyreRobert Anderson·ToddVirginia Brissac·Maida McIntyreEmory Parnell·First Deputy (uncredited)Jessie ArnoldKathryn Card
Full Crew(8 credits)
Full Crew
(8 credits)
Directing· 1
Henry Levin·Director
Writing· 3
James Gunn·ScreenplayJames Edward Grant·StoryLawrence Kimble·Screenplay
Camera· 1
Burnett Guffey·Director of Photography
Editing· 1
Charles Nelson·Editor
Sound & Music· 1
George Duning·Original Music Composer
Production· 1
William Dozier·Producer
By the Numbers
66.5
OF 100
Master Score
6.6
OF 10
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CRITICS
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Worldwide Gross
0
Oscar Wins
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THE VISUAL DECONSTRUCTION
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Dominant Palette
3 colors
#808080
#FFD700
#A9A9A9
Mood
Happy, Friendly
Composition
Centered
Era
1990s
Visual Style
Photographic
“A group of six people, consisting of two adult men, two adult women, and two young girls, are posed together against a mottled gray background. The two young gi”
comedy
Key Elements
ClothingShoes
Atmosphere
Bright, Warm
Color Mood
Mixed
Setting
Indoor
Design Score
6/10
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