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Title: The Square Ring (1953)
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Cast
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| Jack Warner | ... | Danny Felton | |
| Robert Beatty | ... | Kid Curtis | |
| Bill Owen | ... | Happy Burns | |
| Maxwell Reed | ... | Rick Martell | |
| George Rose | ... | Whitey Johnson | |
| Bill Travers | ... | Rowdie Rawlings | |
| Alfie Bass | ... | Frank Forbes | |
| Ronald Lewis | ... | Eddie Lloyd | |
| Sidney James | ... | Adams | |
| Joan Collins | ... | Frankie | |
| Kay Kendall | ... | Eve | |
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Bernadette O'Farrell | ... | Peg Curtis |
| Eddie Byrne | ... | Lou Lewis | |
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Vic Wise | ... | Joe |
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Michael Golden | ... | Warren |
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Boxing drama following the lives of five different fighters and their reasons for becoming boxers.
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Kid Curtis: I don't know how it felt. It was a week before I could remember my own name...
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Eddie Lloyd: It must've been terrific, winning the title an' that. How did it feel?Kid Curtis: I don't know how it felt. It was a week before I could remember my own name...
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28 January 1955 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
El cuadrilátero See more »Filming Locations:
Ealing Studios, Ealing, London, England, UKCompany Credits
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A British film from the 50's about professional boxing. We get to meet those fighters who participate in a one-night event that involves a programme of many fights.
This film is like a snapshot of a long lost era of British filmmaking. We have great characters, a sly sense of humour at play and grit in the way the sport is portrayed as completely corrupt and in turn corrupting.
The film also shows how truly brutal the sport is. The ending is totally gut-wrenching and completely unexpected.
We also get British film royalty in the guise of legends such as Joan Collins, Joan Sims and Sid James as part of the cast.
Highly recommended.