No Down Payment (1957) |
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| Director(s) | Martin Ritt |
| Producer(s) | Jerry Wald |
| Top Genres | Drama |
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No Down Payment
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1957
Joanne Woodward
(as Leola Boone)
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1957
Sheree North
(as Isabelle Flagg)
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1957
Tony Randall
(as Jerry Flagg)
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1957
Jeffrey Hunter
(as David Martin)
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1957
Patricia Owens
(as Jean Martin)
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1957
Barbara Rush
(as Betty Kreitzer)
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1957
Pat Hingle
(as Herman Kreitzer)
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1957
Robert H. Harris
(as Markham)
No Down Payment Overview:
No Down Payment (1957) was a Drama - Film directed by Martin Ritt and produced by Jerry Wald.
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No Down Payment (1957)
When a film seems to materialize in front of you coming out of nowhere and subsequently moves you, it seems worthy to try and champion it to others who might also be pleasantly surprised. But first, I believe an acknowledgment of director Martin Ritt is in order because I’m not sure how mu... Read full article
Guilty Pleasures Movie Blogathon: "No down payment is the secret of prosperity..."
It’s Los Angeles in the 1950s and the GI Bill-fueled migration from city to suburb is in high gear. An opening shot of a vast (but shockingly empty) freeway system sets the scene. A gorgeous young couple in a late-model Chrysler cruises out of town. They smile as they pass billboard after bill... Read full article
Guilty Pleasures Movie Blogathon: "No down payment is the secret of prosperity..."
It’s Los Angeles in the 1950s and the GI Bill-fueled migration from city to suburb is in high gear. An opening shot of a vast (but shockingly empty) freeway system sets the scene. A gorgeous young couple in a late-model Chrysler cruises out of town. They smile as they pass billboard after bill... Read full article
Guilty Pleasures Movie Blogathon: "No down payment is the secret of prosperity..."
It’s Los Angeles in the 1950s and the GI Bill-fueled migration from city to suburb is in high gear. An opening shot of a vast (but shockingly empty) freeway system sets the scene. A gorgeous young couple in a late-model Chrysler cruises out of town. They smile as they pass billboard after bill... Read full article
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