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Portrait of a Mobster is a 1961 American crime film directed by Joseph Pevney and starring Vic Morrow, Leslie Parrish and Ray Danton repeating his role as 'Legs' Diamond.
Portrait of a Mobster: Directed by Joseph Pevney. With Vic Morrow, Leslie Parrish, Peter Breck, Norman Alden. This movie portrays the rise and fall of 1920s gangster Dutch Schultz. While building his own mob ring, he romances Iris, the daughter of a man he killed.
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- Biography, Crime, Drama
- Joseph Pevney
- 1961-12-21
Early in the film, after murdering a wealthy bootlegger named John Murphy (Larry J. Blake), Schultz attends the wake, where he seduces the dead man’s daughter Iris (Leslie Parrish) as if turned on by the perverseness of the situation; while Iris refuses to marry the gangster, she makes clear her sexual attraction to him even after marrying ...
This movie portrays the rise and fall of 1920s gangster Dutch Schultz. While building his own mob ring, he romances Iris, the daughter of a man he killed. When Iris marries a cop, Schultz makes sure the cop goes bad and takes kickbacks from Schultz's organization.
- Gene Polito (B&W)
- Joseph Pevney
- United States
- Max Steiner
This movie portrays the rise and fall of 1920s gangster Dutch Schultz. While building his own mob ring, he romances Iris, the daughter of a man he killed. When Iris marries a cop, Schultz makes sure the cop goes bad and takes kickbacks from Schultz’s organization.
This movie portrays the rise and fall of 1920s gangster Dutch Schultz. While building his own mob ring, he romances Iris, the daughter of a man he killed. When Iris marries a cop, Schultz makes sure the cop goes bad and takes kickbacks from Schultz’s organization.
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