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Under My Skin (1950) was a Drama - Sports Film directed by Jean Negulesco and produced by Darryl F. Zanuck and Casey Robinson.

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Under My Skin (1950)

By Judy on Sep 19, 2009 From Movie Classics

Looking at still photographs from this movie, set in post-war Paris and loosely adapted from a short story by Ernest Hemingway, I was expecting film noir. The fact that it stars great actor John Garfield, opposite French actress Micheline Presle (billed here as Prelle), added to this expectation. ... Read full article

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Under My Skin Quotes:

Louis Bork: I would hate to think I've been double-crossed by a tinhorn crook. That would hurt my pride.
Dan Butler: I'm not talkin' about money. Any bird with a million dollars can be a millionaire.
Dan Butler: Keep looking for her, Joe. She'll come back. You just keep looking for your girl. You'll find her.
Louis Bork: A wise boy like you should know I'm not kidding when I say I think I'm gonna kill you, Danny, just as sure as you're sitting there pretending you're not scared. I'd do it now like that
[Snapping his fingers]
Louis Bork: without a thought except I want my money first. I'm funny that way.
Dan Butler: You're a pretty cold dame!
Paule Manet: You bet I am!
Dan Butler: I enjoy cold dames!
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Under My Skin Facts
Dusty Anderson, director Jean Negulesco's wife, played a bit part in the nightclub scene.
Dean Stockwell was considered for the part of Joe Butler.
Production shut down for three weeks after John Garfield suffered a heart attack.
Otto Lang directed the European sequences, uncredited.
José Ferrer, Clifton Webb and Sydney Greenstreet were all considered for the role ultimately played by Luther Adler.
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