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Terry Malloy is a handsome but inarticulate longshoreman who gets involved in a labour scandal when a fellow dock worker is murdered. He knows that the victim was killed by the oppressive labour union for squealing to a commission investigating misdoings. Terry intends to keep his mouth shut and his job safe. But when Edie, the dead man's beautiful sister, comes to town, he must choose between his allegiance to a corrupt union and his loyalty to Edie.Product Identifiers
ProducerSam Spiegel
EAN5050582427073
eBay Product ID (ePID)52964831
Product Key Features
ActorTami Mauriello, Arthur Keegan, Tiger Joe Marsh, James Westerfield, Rod Steiger, John Hamilton, Karl Malden, Pat Henning, Lee J. Cobb, Anne Hegira, Rudy Bond, Martin Balsam, Marlon Brando, Eva Marie Saint, Jere Delaney, Fred Gwynne, Thomas Handley, Don Blackman, Pat Hingle, Leif Erickson, Abe Simon, Nehemiah Persoff, Barry Macollum, Tony Galento
Film/TV TitleOn the Waterfront
DirectorElia Kazan
LanguageEnglish
Run Time103 Mins
Release Year2007
FormatDVD
FeaturesBlack & White, Interactive Menu
Additional Product Features
Number of Discs1
Certificate15
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States of America
ComposerLeonard Bernstein
Additional InformationElia Kazan's compelling social drama was the winner of eight Academy Awards and marks one of Marlon Brando's finest screen performances. Brando is Terry Malloy, a handsome but inarticulate longshoreman, who gets involved in a labor scandal when a fellow dock worker is murdered. He knows that the victim was killed by the oppressive labor union for squealing to a commission investigating misdoings. Terry intends to keep his mouth shut and his job safe. But when Edie (Eva Marie-Saint), the dead man's beautiful sister, comes to town, he must choose between his allegiance to a corrupt union and his loyalty to Edie.
ScreenwriterBudd Schulberg
Art DirectorRichard Day
Costume DesignerAnna Hill Johnstone
Sound sourceDolby Digital
EditorGene Milford
Movie/TV TitleOn The Waterfront
Director of PhotographyBoris Kaufman