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Broadway Jungle (1955)
In Hollywood, fledgling director, harassed by the landlord for rent, explains that he has finally found a backer for his new movie, "Death Takes a Spree", and so should soon be flush.
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In Hollywood, fledgling director, harassed by the landlord for rent, explains that he has finally found a backer for his new movie, "Death Takes a Spree", and so should soon be flush.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Phil Tucker
In Theaters:1/1/1955
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Runtime:61 minutes
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