The Fighter Movie Review 1952

A Mexican patriot, involved in a struggle to overthrow a dictator, falls for a co-revolutionist. Flashbacks show the destruction of his family and village, and his pugilistic expertise, which he uses to fight for a huge purse to help the cause. Adapted from Jack London's "The Mexican."

Distribution

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Available on VHS, DVD
Running time 78 minutes.

Cast and Crew

Genres

Rebel With a Cause, Boxing, Adapted from a Story, Revenge, War, General, Books to Film: Jack London

Screenplay

Herbert Kline, Aben Kandel

Cast

Richard Conte, Vanessa Brown, Lee J. Cobb, Frank Silvera, Roberta Haynes, Hugh Sanders, Claire Carleton, Martin Garralaga

Cinematography

Floyd Crosby, James Wong Howe

Director

Herbert Kline

Music

Vincente Gomez

Other

Edward Mann

Producer

United Artists