The People Against O'Hara
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1951 102 min
***1951 "A" Film | Double Feature ticket option includes admission to Pickup***
The great Spencer Tracy makes his only foray into film noir playing a retired New York attorney who returns to the courtroom to defend a young man accused of murder. The only thing that can blunt his brilliance is the bottle, which he can't let go of. The story's twists and turns lead to a satisfying, and surprisingly dark, resolution. Beautifully brought to life by a fine cast (Pat O'Brien, Diana Lynn, John Hodiak, Eduardo Ciannelli), and featuring the spectacular camerawork of John Alton.
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