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Herbert J. Leder (writer)
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January 1960 (USA)
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THE KISS OF DEATH - WHERE THE UNDERWORLD BECOME THE JUDGES AND A HOODLUM WINDS UP DEAD! (original print ad - all caps)
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Trying to shake his troubled past and start a new honest life, Floyd loses his job because of that past...
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pretty good for the time
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| John Ericson | ... | Charles Arthur 'Pretty Boy' Floyd | |
| Barry Newman | ... | Al Riccardo | |
| Roy Fant | ... | Jed Watkins | |
| Joan Harvey | ... | Lil Courtney | |
| Carl York | ... | Curly Winwell | |
| Jason Evers | ... | Sheriff Blackie Faulkner (as Herb Evers) | |
| Effie Afton | ... | Ma Parks | |
| Shirley Smith | ... | Ann Courtney | |
| Casey Peyson | ... | Gail Crouder | |
| Peter Falk | ... | Shorty Walters | |
| Al Lewis | ... | Machine Gun Manny | |
| Leo Bloom | ... | Ed Courtney | |
| Norman Burton | ... | Bill Courtney | |
| Philip Kenneally | ... | Baker | |
| Charles Braswell | ... | Special Investigator Neil Trane |
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Film debut of Barry Newman)
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Factual errors: The film shows Pretty Boy Floyd having a career as a boxer. Even fighting under his nickname. This is completely false. Floyd was never a professional fighter, nor would he fight with the nickname he received from a robbery - a name that he despised.
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Black Emanuelle
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considering the budget and casting this is a good effort - I just LOVE the completely out-of-place soundtrack (the jazz score really is quite good in its own right) - you would think they would on occasion use some country music - I know it bears little semblance to the historical Floyd story but kudos for the great cast - T-Bag from Prison Break is definitely channeling Pretty Boy's brother, Curly and Al Lewis is awesome - Ericsson is actually quite good too and doesn't really resort to over-the-top caricatures as one might think - Peter Falk has a nice role too pretty much like his role as Abe Relas in Murder Inc - as Sabre pointed out above, the machine guns look like French MAT49s (not yet available in the 1930s but used by the post-war French army in Indochina and Algeria) - a similar weapon (although with a folding metal stock) was used in The Laughing Policeman to great effect - the cops seem to use Thompsons like you would expect - I think this fits in rather nicely with all the second-tier crime flicks that came out in the last 50s and early 60s