Street Fighter (1959)
71 mins | Drama | October 1959
Cast:
Vic Savage, Ann Atmar, Marlene Robbins [ More ]Director:
Vic SavageWriter:
A. N. WhiteProducers:
Bradley N. Nichols , Karl G. Kappel, B. J. DellProduction Company:
Street Fighter ProductionsAccording to information in NYSA records, the film was also known as Loose Morals. Production and cast credits for this unviewed film were compiled primarily from the MPHPD review, which states that it was shot in California. NYSA records credit the screenplay to A. N. White, which, according to the MPHPD review, was Vic Savage's real name. The review also stated that Savage/White was a Bridgeport, CT producer and head of a newly formed production company called North Star Productions. Street Fighter was Savage's first film. No additional information about that company has been located. Modern sources speculate that Bradley N. Nichols, one the producers listed in both MPHPD and NYSA records, is also a pseudonym for Savage. Modern sources add Dora Conn to the cast and list Lois White as the film's co-writer. ...
According to information in NYSA records, the film was also known as Loose Morals. Production and cast credits for this unviewed film were compiled primarily from the MPHPD review, which states that it was shot in California. NYSA records credit the screenplay to A. N. White, which, according to the MPHPD review, was Vic Savage's real name. The review also stated that Savage/White was a Bridgeport, CT producer and head of a newly formed production company called North Star Productions. Street Fighter was Savage's first film. No additional information about that company has been located. Modern sources speculate that Bradley N. Nichols, one the producers listed in both MPHPD and NYSA records, is also a pseudonym for Savage. Modern sources add Dora Conn to the cast and list Lois White as the film's co-writer.
An arrogant teenage gang leader's troublemaking pranks come to an abrupt end when his girl friend is ...
An arrogant teenage gang leader's troublemaking pranks come to an abrupt end when his girl friend is murdered.
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