Handgun buff

Handgun buff
Gun Crazy
Supervision	Joseph H Lewis
Script	Mackinlay Kantor Millard Kaufman
The original	Mackinlay Kantor "Gun Crazy"
Production	Frank King Morris King
Performer	Peggy Cummins John Dole
Music	Victor young people
Photography	Raschel Harlan
Editing	Harry W garfish stud bolt
Production company	King Brothers productions
Distribution	United Artists
Exhibition	1950
Running time	86 minutes
Production country	The United States of America
Language	English
Production costs	$ 450,000
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"A handgun buff" (けんじゅうま, Gun Crazy) is an American film of 1950 by Joseph H Manager Lewis.

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Cast

• Peggy Cummins
• John Dole
• Berry Kroger
• Morris Karnofsky

Production

It was based on written by Mackinlay Kantor "Gun Crazy" placed in "the Saturday Evening Post", and dalton トランボ wrote most of the scripts, but Millard Kaufman lent the name in those days for トランボ which was the one of the Hollywood blacklist [¹]. Using the budget for 450,000 dollars, the photography was carried out in 30 days [²].

Announcement

I was released first as "Deadly Is the Female", but, in 1950, I changed a title in "Gun Crazy" and, for 1,949 years, was shown again [³].

Footnote

1. ^ Geoff Mayer; Brian McDonnell (2007). Encyclopedia of Film Noir. Greenwood Publishing Group. pp. 205-208. 
2. ^ Andrew Spicer (2010). Historical Dictionary of Film Noir. Scarecrow Press. pp. 121-122. 
3. ^ Geoff Mayer (2012). Historical Dictionary of Crime Films. Scarecrow Press. pp. 187-188. 

Outside link

• Deadly Is the Female - Internet movie database (English)

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