Marlon Brando

Anna Magnani

Joanne Woodward

Victor Jory

Maureen Stapleton

R.G. Armstrong

Emory Richardson

Madame Spivy

Sally Gracie

Lucille Benson

John Baragrey

Virgilia Chew

Ben Yaffee

Joe Brown Jr.

Mary Perry

Neil Harrison

Janice Mars

Frank L. Thompson

Sidney Lumet

Boris Kaufman

Richard Sylbert

Richard Shepherd

Martin Jurow

Carl Lerner

Kenyon Hopkins

George Justin

Gene Callahan

Robert Jiras

Phil Rhodes

Mary Roche

Steve Bono

Charles H. Maguire

James A. Gleason

Philip Gleason

Larry Duran

Saul Midwall

Harold Posner

Tennessee Williams

Meade Roberts

Romance

Drama

The Fugitive Kind

Pennebaker Productions

United Artists

United States of America

English

Val is a young "party gigalo" that is sick of his life after having to pawn his most prized possession. His guitar given him by the "great blues player "Lead Belly". The movies opening scene is showing Val in jail going before a judge that's just not pleased to see his type. After Val promises to leave town imeadietly the judge releases him. He drives until his car quits in a rainstorm. He pushes the car to a place with the only light on in town, it being really late in the night. A jail. There he's befriended by the local sherrif's wife.A woman who has been abused by her husband. He is not pleased to see " Val's kind" in his house/ jail. The nice wife introduces Val to the local general store owner. She offers him a job while her husband is in the hospital. Against Val's better judgement he takes the job. They fall in love and that's when the movie gets heated up. Don't miss this gem.One of Marlon's best. A Tennessee Williams story. Joanne Woodward is excellent as a easy going barfly/flirt. 

The Fugitive Kind (1960) - The Criterion Collection

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