Sort of like the New Orleans version of "On the Waterfront".

ABOVE AVERAGE "CITY EXPOSE"...POPULAR IN THE 50'S...SPIN-OFFS OF FILM-NOIR

The Roosevelt New Orleans - 130 Roosevelt Way, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Mari Blanchard and Richard Denning in The Crooked Web (1955)

Edward G. Robinson and Jean Parker in Black Tuesday (1954)

Brian Donlevy, Luther Adler, Claire Trevor, and Forrest Tucker in Hoodlum Empire (1952)

James Cagney in Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye (1950)

Ray Danton, Leigh Snowden, and Grant Williams in Outside the Law (1956)

Dana Andrews, Joan Evans, Farley Granger, Adele Jergens, and Mala Powers in Edge of Doom (1950)

Jim Backus, Richard Conte, Julie Adams, Fred Clark, and Henry Hull in Hollywood Story (1951)

Stewart Granger and Jean Simmons in Footsteps in the Fog (1955)

Arthur Franz and Beverly Garland in New Orleans Uncensored (1955)

Michael Ansara, Michael Granger, Mike Mazurki, and Ed Nelson in New Orleans Uncensored (1955)

Arthur Franz, Michael Granger, and Helene Stanton in New Orleans Uncensored (1955)

Michael Ansara, Stacy Harris, William Henry, and Mike Mazurki in New Orleans Uncensored (1955)

Michael Ansara, Arthur Franz, and Mike Mazurki in New Orleans Uncensored (1955)

Arthur Franz

Beverly Garland

Helene Stanton

Orville H. Hampton

Lewis Meltzer

A Navy veteran purchases a government surplus vessel and becomes involved in the capture of waterfront racketeers.

William Castle

New Orleans Uncensored

&quot;Hey, it&apos;s ED NELSON!!!&quot;

...so I&apos;m watching this B-grade waterfront drama and suddenly I see Ed Nelson in a fight scene. Ed went on to star in dozens of tv shows in the 50&apos;s and 60&apos;s. Excellent actor.

But let&apos;s not forget Arthur Franz, who was also quite good. Released the year I was born, I was too young to see &apos;New Orleans Uncensored&apos; at the local theater, though I begged mommy and daddy to take me.

Did I pitch a fit...My first tantrum. Oh well, I had to settle on a Disney flick years later.

&apos;Son of Flubber&apos;, I think.

Hey, I just had a thought. How many people who posted a review on this website fifteen or twenty years ago are still alive? Am I still alive as you read this? Who knows...

...so I'm watching this B-grade waterfront drama and suddenly I see Ed Nelson in a fight scene. Ed went on to star in dozens of tv shows in the 50's and 60's. Excellent actor.

But let's not forget Arthur Franz, who was also quite good. Released the year I was born, I was too young to see 'New Orleans Uncensored' at the local theater, though I begged mommy and daddy to take me.

Did I pitch a fit...My first tantrum. Oh well, I had to settle on a Disney flick years later.

'Son of Flubber', I think.

Hey, I just had a thought. How many people who posted a review on this website fifteen or twenty years ago are still alive? Am I still alive as you read this? Who knows...

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