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      Six Bridges to Cross

      Released Jan 21, 1955 1 hr. 36 min. Crime Drama List
      Reviews In the 1930s, newly minted Boston policeman Eddie Gallagher (George Nader) breaks up a robbery by a group of hooligans led by Jerry Florea (Sal Mineo). Though Eddie shoots and wounds Jerry in the process, the boy later comes to him to provide a tip on another robbery. Over the years, the two develop a relationship in which Eddie guides Jerry, who struggles to reform. When the adult Jerry (Tony Curtis) hopes to enlist in the Army, he is prevented by his criminal past, until Eddie lends a hand. Read More Read Less

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      Nicholas Bell IONCINEMA.com Pevney's title has 1950s cultural mores and attitudes deeply embedded and ingrained throughout, and the title plays like a brainwashing mechanism on the consequences of crime. Rated: 2/5 Jul 30, 2020 Full Review Clyde Gilmour Maclean's Magazine A lifelong criminal's sudden change of heart in the final reel is no more convincing than usual, but in other respects this is a solid, interesting little underworld thriller... Nov 7, 2019 Full Review Read all reviews

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      Synopsis In the 1930s, newly minted Boston policeman Eddie Gallagher (George Nader) breaks up a robbery by a group of hooligans led by Jerry Florea (Sal Mineo). Though Eddie shoots and wounds Jerry in the process, the boy later comes to him to provide a tip on another robbery. Over the years, the two develop a relationship in which Eddie guides Jerry, who struggles to reform. When the adult Jerry (Tony Curtis) hopes to enlist in the Army, he is prevented by his criminal past, until Eddie lends a hand.
      Director
      Joseph Pevney
      Screenwriter
      Joseph F. Dineen
      Distributor
      Universal Pictures, United International Pictures
      Production Co
      Universal International Pictures
      Genre
      Crime, Drama
      Original Language
      English
      Release Date (Theaters)
      Jan 21, 1955, Original
      Sound Mix
      Mono
      Aspect Ratio
      35mm