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Nicholas Ray

Also known as:  Raymond Nicholas Kienzle:Raymond N. Kienzle
Born:  August 7, 1911 in La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States
Died:  New York, New York, United States
Nationality:  American

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Filmography Cast Member

Hair

(1979) PG

The American Friend

(1977)

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55 Days at Peking

(1963)

The King of Kings

(1961)

Bitter Victory

(1958) Unrated

Party Girl

(1958) Unrated

Hot Blood

(1956) Unrated

Rebel without a Cause

(1955)

Johnny Guitar

(1953)

The Lusty Men

(1952)

Flying Leathernecks

(1951)

On Dangerous Ground

(1951) Unrated

Born to Be Bad

(1950) Unrated

In a Lonely Place

(1950) Unrated

They Live by Night

(1949) Unrated

Knock on Any Door

(1949)

A Woman's Secret

(1949) Unrated

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Bitter Victory

(1958) Unrated

They Live by Night

(1949) Unrated

Should Respect
Reviewed by kingsmarketing for Rebel without a Cause at 2013-03-30 14:53:01

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REVIE
Reviewed by mithu for Rebel without a Cause at 2010-10-06 05:04:27

The American dream in "Rebel..." and in real life today, is unfettered acquisition of objects and money, with no soul or character. That's what the kids are rebelling against. I wish more kids today would rebel against soulless America with its greed and avarice. <a href="http://www.affinitytrading.com">Day Trading</a>

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Be nice to your parents
Reviewed by daswitzer for Rebel without a Cause at 2009-09-12 19:22:28

James Dean...the son of Mr. Howell?? No wonder the boy had trouble respecting dear-old-dad. This movie broke down obstacles of teen life and laid them to waste. Natalie Wood, Dean and Sal Mineo....all tragically lost to us. A great part by future star, Dennis Hopper. This movie should not be missed...teen angst at it's best.

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Excellent Change of Pace for Bogart
Reviewed by KHL for In a Lonely Place at 2008-04-21 17:45:04

Bogart steps out of his usual role of the tough guy in this interesting and well-done noir. Bogart's portrayal of a bitter Hollywood writer trying to keep in work is terrific, low-key yet surging with emotion. In real life, it's been said that Bogart wished he had the talent for writing, as he respected the writers in Hollywood more than anyone else, so this may have been his homage to them. Excellent suspense, great plot and good acting all around make this a movie that can be viewed many times and still emjoyed.

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