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Naked City: Season 1, Episode 26A Running of Bulls (24 Mar. 1959)
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Reviews: write review The detectives are assigned to protect visiting Spaniards, including the adolescent son of the dictator and a famous bullfighter who is involved in a plot to kill the young man. Director:Stuart RosenbergWriter:Stirling Silliphant |
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Det. James 'Jimmy' Halloran
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Horace McMahon | ... | |
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Harry Bellaver | ... | |
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Raphael Valente
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Michel Ray | ... |
Felipe Piedra
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Felice Orlandi | ... |
Luis - Assassin
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Gloria Marlowe | ... |
Nurse Castana
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Herbert B. Leonard | ... |
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The detectives are assigned to protect visiting Spaniards, including the adolescent son of the dictator and a famous bullfighter who is involved in a plot to kill the young man.
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24 March 1959 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Biograph Studios, Bronx, New York City, New York, USACompany Credits
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Narrator: Every Sunday at four, in cities from Mexico to Argentina, on rings of sand heated by blood and the sun, there is a running of bulls, a 'corrida de toros.' Some have dignity and passion; others are marked by butchery and fear. But all end in death, death with a sword, or death on the horse. This is a story of a running not of bulls, but of people; and not in the arena to the sound of trumpets from the stands, but in a hotel suite with the sound of traffic on the street below.
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[first lines]Narrator: Every Sunday at four, in cities from Mexico to Argentina, on rings of sand heated by blood and the sun, there is a running of bulls, a 'corrida de toros.' Some have dignity and passion; others are marked by butchery and fear. But all end in death, death with a sword, or death on the horse. This is a story of a running not of bulls, but of people; and not in the arena to the sound of trumpets from the stands, but in a hotel suite with the sound of traffic on the street below.
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