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He also voices Lucinda’s ex boyfriend. And other characters. It’s wild.
Just went through the VA page


Malachi, Ivan the ex-boyfriend, some background characters, filling in for a couple MyStreet guys . . . Xavier?? Xavier the dude who created the Jury of Nine??? LEVIN????
I was watching S2 last night and I did not connect Levin & Malachi’s voices at all. I thought Malachi was voiced by Andy Cowley (Garroth & Jeffory's main VA) because to me it sounded like Garroth and Malachi speak with the same cadence, but Kellen Goff's always voiced Malachi. Andy Cowley used to voice LEVIN though - he voiced him at the start of S2 and Kellen later took over as Levin's VA is both MCD & MyS.
We're learning things today, y'all.
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Drôles de dames (Charlie's Angels) est une série télévisée américaine créée par Ivan Goff et Ben Roberts composée d'un pilote de 70 minutes diffusé le 21 mars 1976, et de 115 épisodes de 48-50 minutes diffusés entre le 22 septembre 1976 et le 24 juin 1981 sur le réseau ABC.
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Miraculous 2: New York
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Based on the TV show created by
Thomas Astruc
Original Songs by
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Music by
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Original “Miraculous” Themes by
Alain Garcia
Noam Kaniel
Jeremy Zag
Original Crossover Media Themes by
Kristopher Carter, Andrea Datzman
Michael Giacchino, Henry Jackman
Michael McCuistion, Mark Mothersbaugh
Thomas Newman, Lolita Ritamanis
Alan Silvestri, & Joby Talbot
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Marinette Dupain-Cheng will return in
Miraculous 3: China
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Cast
Marinette Dupain-Cheng: Cristina Vee
Adrien Agreste: Bryce Papenbrook
Tikki: Mela Lee
Plagg: Max Mittelman
Jessica Keynes: Jaimi Gray
Sparrow: Scott Whyte
Aeon: Kimberly Woods
Olympia Hill: Anairis Quiñones
Barbara Keynes: Anairis Quiñones
Knightowl: Imari Williams
Mike “Techno-Pirate” Rochip: Kellen Goff
Jeffery Lee: Jonathan Young
Zoé Lee: Deneen Melody
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Alya Césaire: Carrie Keranen
Nino Lahiffe: Zeno Robinson
Chloé Bourgeois: Selah Victor
Trixx: Cherami Leigh
Wayzz: Christopher Corey Smith
Pollen: Cassandra Lee Morris
Sabrina Raincomprix: Cassandra Lee Morris
Kim Chiến Lê-Ature: Grant George
Max Kanté: Zeno Robinson
Rose Lavillant: Reba Buhr
Ivan Bruel: Max Mittelman
Kagami Tsurugi: Faye Mata
Nathaniel Kurtzberg: Michael Sinterniklaas
Luka Couffaine: Andrew Russell
Alix Kubdel: Kira Buckland
Marc Anciel: Alejandro Saab
Mylène Haprèle: Jessica Gee
Juleka Couffaine: Reba Buhr
Ondine: Erika Harlacher
Markov: Grant George
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Camilla Hombee: Laura Stahl
Dean Gate: Alejandro Saab
Hot Dog Dan: Kellen Goff
Snowflake: Jessica DiCicco
Hurricane: Nazia Chaudhry
Mercury: Christopher Wehkamp
Sting: Sam Riegel
Thorn: John Eric Bentley
Agent Red: Laura Bailey
Agent Blue: Alexis Tipton
Agent Yellow: Lindsay Seidel
Delmar: Cedric Williams
Liiri: Cedric Williams
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Tom Dupain: Christopher Corey Smith
Sabine Cheng: Anne Yatco
Gabriel Agreste: Keith Silverstein
Lila Rossi: Lisa Kay Jennings
Nathalie Sancoeur: Sabrina Weisz
Wang Fu: Paul St. Peter
Nooroo: Ben Diskin
Nadja Chamack: Sabrina Weisz
Nora Césaire: Laila Berzins
Émilie Agreste: Colleen O’Shaughnessey
Duusu: Melissa Fahn
Marianne Lenoir: Barbara Goodson
Manon Chamack: Stephanie Sheh
Chris Lahiffe: Alejandro Saab
Ella Césaire: Cherami Leigh
Etta Césaire: Cherami Leigh
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Barkk: Sabrina Glow
Xuppu: Sarah Weisz
Kaalki: Deneen Melody
Daizzi: Jessica Gee
Stompp: Lauren Landa
Longg: Grant George
Ziggy: Susannah Corrington
Sass: Ben Diskin
Fluff: Ryan Bartley
Orikko: Sabrina Weisz
Mullo: Deneen Melody
Roaar: Sandy Fox
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Dick Grayson (Robin): Scott Menville
Garfield Logan (Beast Boy): Greg Cipes
Victor Stone (Cyborg): Khary Payton
Koriand’r (Starfire): Hynden Walch
Rachel Roth (Raven): Tara Strong
Karen Beecher (Bumblebee): T’Keyah Crystal Keymáh
Garth ta’ldy (Aqualad): Wil Wheaton
Roy Harper (Speedy): Mike Erwin
Wally West (Kid Flash): Michael Rosenbaum
Aline Haiden (Jinx): Lauren Tom
Jason Todd (Red Hood): Curran Walters
Rose Wilson (Ravager): Pamela Adlon
Más: Freddy Rodríguez
Menos: Freddy Rodríguez
Silkie: Tara Strong
Galfore: Alan Shearman
Leonid C. Kovar (Red Star): Jason Marsden
Isaiah Crockett (Hot Spot): Bumper Robinson
Thunder: S. Scott Bullock
Lightning: Quinton Flynn
Kole Weathers: Tara Strong
John Gnarrk: Dee Bradley Baker
Wildebeest: Dee Bradley Baker
Tramm: Dave Coulier
Melvin: Luci Christian
Teether: Tara Strong
Timmy Tantrum: Grey DeLisle
Toni Louise Monetti (Argent): Hynden Walch
Rosabelle Mendez (Pantha): Diane Delano
Mal Duncan (Herald): Khary Payton
Ryuku Orsono (Bushido): Masi Oka
Steve Dayton (Mento): Xander Berkeley
Cliff Steele (Robot Man): Peter Onorati
Larry Trainor (Negative Man): Judge Reinhold
Rita Farr (Elasti-Girl): Tara Strong
Nosyarg Kcid (Larry): Dee Bradley Baker
Angela Roth (Arella): Virginia Madsen
Fixit: Tom Kenny
Val-Yor: Stephen Root
Chu-Hui: Takayo Fischer
Sarasim: Kimberly Brooks
Spike: John DiMaggio
Buster Moon: Matthew McConaughey
Rosita: Reese Witherspoon
Ash: Scarlett Johansson
Johnny: Taron Egerton
Meena: Tori Kelly
Gunter: Nick Kroll
Eddie Noodleman: John C. Reilly
Miss Crawly: Garth Jennings
Clay Calloway: Bono
Porsha Crystal: Halsey
Nooshy: Letitia Wright
Suki Lane: Chelsea Peretti
Darius: Eric André
Alfonso: Pharrell Williams
Nana Noodleman: Jennifer Saunders
Big Daddy: Peter Serafinowicz
Norman: Nick Offerman
Meena’s Grandfather: Jay Pharaoh
Meena’s Mother: Leslie Jones
Meena’s Grandmother: Laraine Newman
Stan: Adam Buxton
Barry: Jim Cummings
Hiro Hamada: Ryan Potter
Baymax: Scott Adsit
Fred Fredrickson: Brooks Wheelan
Wasabi No Ginger: Damon Wayans Jr.
Ethel (Go Go Tomago): Jamie Chung
Honey Lemon: Génesis Rodríguez
Cass Hamada: Maya Rudolph
Allistair Krei: Alan Tudyk
Riley Andersen: Kensington Tallman
Jill Andersen: Diane Lane
Bill Andersen: Kyle MacLachlan
Grace Hsieh: Grace Lu
Bree Young: Sumayyah Nuriddin-Green
Valentina Ortiz: Lilimar
Dani: Melanie Injeyan
Ally: Libi Rose
Sofia: Anaiya Asomugha
Nour: Deya Nurani
Coach Roberts: Yvette Nicole Brown
WALL-E: Ben Burtt
EVE: Elissa Knight
Captain B. McCrea: Jeff Garlin
M-O: Ben Burtt
John: John Ratzenberger
Mary: Kathy Najimy
PR-T: Lori Richardson
VAQ-M: Carlos Alazraqui
VN-GO: Carlos Alazraqui
POW-R: Ben Burtt
SR-V: Carlos Alazraqui
HAN-S: Ben Burtt
GRAB-E: Ben Burtt
FIX-IT: Carlos Alazraqui
D-FIB: Tara Strong
BRL-A: Ben Burtt
Junior: Andy Samberg
Tulip: Katie Crown
Jasper: Danny Trejo
Alpha Wolf: Keegan-Michael Key
Beta Wolf: Jordan Peele
Pigeon Toady: Stephen Kramer Glickman
Leo: Adam Sandler
Squirtle: Bill Burr
Ms. Virginia Malkin: Cecily Strong
Summer Chapman: Sunny Sandler
Jayda Wenger: Sadie Sandler
Eli: Roey Smigel
Skyler: TienYa Safko
Mia Ruiz: Reese Lores
Anthony Martello: Ethan Smigel
Logan: Gloria Manning
Cole Wiseki: Carson Minniear
Kabir: Benjamin Bottani
Zane: Coulter Ibanez
Cole H.: Bryant Hardy & Corey J.
T.J.: Aldan Liam Phillipson
Drone: Robert Smigel
Grug Crood: Nicolas Cage
Eep Crood: Emma Stone
Guy: Ryan Reynolds
Dawn Betterman: Kelly Marie Tran
Ugga Crood: Catherine Keener
Gran Crood: Artemis Pebdani
Thunk Crood: Clark Duke
Phil Betterman: Peter Dinklage
Hope Betterman: Leslie Mann
Sandy Crood: Kailey Crawford
Belt: Chris Sanders
Sash: James Ryan
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Trigon Roth: Kevin Michael Richardson
H.I.V.E. Headmistress: Andrea Romano
Mikron O’Jenesus (Gizmo): Lauren Tom
Baran Flinders (Mammoth): Kevin Michael Richardson
Billy Strayer (Billy Numerous): Jason Marsden
Seymour (See-More): Kevin Michael Richardson
Komand’r (Blackfire): Hynden Walch
Sebastian Blood (Brother Blood): John DiMaggio
The Brain: Jeff Bennett
Monsieur Mallah: Frank Welker
Laura DeMille (Madame Rouge): Hynden Walch
General Immortus: Xander Berkeley
The Amazing Mumbo: Tom Kenny
Dr. Arthur Light: Rodger Bumpass
Neil Richards (Mad Mod): Malcolm McDowell
Conrad T. Frakes (Control Freak): Alexander Polinsky
Drury Walker (Killer Moth): Thomas Haden Church
Professor Chang: James Hong
Kitten Walker: Tara Strong
Fang: Will Friedle
Puppet King: Tracey Walter
Trident: Clancy Brown
Emil LaSalle (Warp): Xander Berkeley
Atlas: Keith David
Cironielian Chrysalis Eater: Catherine Cavadini
Master of Games: Jim Cummings
Johnny Rancid: Henry Rollins
Malchior: Greg Ellis
Kardiak: Dee Bradley Baker
Adonis: Greg Cipes
Punk Rocket: Greg Ellis
Katarou: Keone Young
Mae-Eye: Lucille Soong
Andre Le Blanc: Dee Bradley Baker
Dowd (Ding Dong Daddy): David Johansson
Trogaar: Gary Sturgis
Red X: Scott Menville
Private H.I.V.E.: Greg Cipes
Baron Ryang: Khary Payton
Cinderblock: Dee Bradley Baker
Plasmus: Dee Bradley Baker
Overload: Dee Bradley Baker
Jimmy Crystal: Bobby Cannavale
Jerry: Spike Jonze
Robert Callaghan: James Cromwell
Emotions
Riley’s Joy: Amy Poehler
Riley’s Sadness: Phyllis Smith
Riley’s Anger: Lewis Black
Riley’s Fear: Tony Hale
Riley’s Disgust: Liza Lapira
Riley’s Anxiety: Maya Hawke
Riley’s Envy: Ayo Edebiri
Riley’s Ennui: Adèle Exarchopoulos
Riley’s Embarrassment: Paul Walter Hauser
Riley’s Nostalgia: June Squibb
Dad’s Anger: Pete Docter
Dad’s Fear: Carlos Alazraqui
Dad’s Sadness: Josh Cooley
Dad’s Joy: Patrick Seitz
Dad’s Disgust: J.P. Karliak
Dad’s Anxiety: Roger Craig Smith
Mom’s Sadness: Lori Alan
Mom’s Anger: Paula Pell
Mom’s Fear: Laraine Newman
Mom’s Joy: Sherry Lynn
Mom’s Disgust: Mona Marshall
Mom’s Anxiety: Mona Marshall
Singing Voices
Adrien Agreste: Drew Ryan Scott
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Camera & Staging
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Dailies & Sweatbox
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Sets
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'Hyde Street' #1 Blackest Night Variant Cover Teases The Dark New Ghost Machine Book
Ivan Reis has penciled a new Hyde Street Blackest Night variant cover for Ghost Machine, paying tribute to the classic DC Comics event.
Artist Ivan Reis and writer Goff Johns are old hands at working together. The creative team famously collaborated on DC Comics’s now classic event Blackest Night, a mix of horror and DC superhero shenanigans. So it only makes sense now that Johns and Reis are reunited on Ghost Machine‘s upcoming horror series Hyde Street, that Reis would pencil a variant cover for Hyde Street #1 paying tribute to…
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'Hyde Street' #1 Blackest Night Variant Cover Teases The Dark New Ghost Machine Book
Ivan Reis has penciled a new Hyde Street Blackest Night variant cover for Ghost Machine, paying tribute to the classic DC Comics event.
Artist Ivan Reis and writer Goff Johns are old hands at working together. The creative team famously collaborated on DC Comics’s now classic event Blackest Night, a mix of horror and DC superhero shenanigans. So it only makes sense now that Johns and Reis are reunited on Ghost Machine‘s upcoming horror series Hyde Street, that Reis would pencil a variant cover for Hyde Street #1 paying tribute to…
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Edmond O'Brien, Gordon MacRae, and Virginia Mayo in Backfire (Vincent Sherman, 1950)
Cast: Gordon MacRae, Virginia Mayo, Edmond O'Brien, Viveca Lindfors, Dane Clark, Ed Begley, Sheila MacRae, Mack Williams, Leonard Strong, Frances Robinson, Richard Rober, David Hoffman, Ida Moore. Screenplay: Lawrence B. Marcus, Ivan Goff, Ben Roberts. Cinematography: Carl E. Guthrie. Art direction: Anton Grot. Film editing: Thomas Reilly. Music: Daniele Amfitheatrof.
Backfire is a hyperplotted whodunit that aspires to some of the narrative complexity of Raymond Chandler but doesn't quite have what it takes. Gordon MacRae plays Bob Corey, recovering from war wounds in an Army hospital, who receives a visit one night from a mysterious woman (Viveca Lindfors) who tells him that his friend Steve Connolly (Edmond O'Brien) has been in a serious accident and is threatening to commit suicide; she asks for his help, but Corey has just been given a shot to help him sleep and passes out as the woman is talking. The next morning, he's not certain whether the woman was really there or if he dreamed about her visit. When he gets out of the hospital, the police contact him: Connolly is wanted for the murder of a notorious gambler and has disappeared. While in the hospital, Corey has fallen in love with a nurse, Julie Benson (Virginia Mayo), and with her help he begins the search for his friend. The rest of the story is told mostly in a series of flashbacks, some of them provided by people who get killed for telling Corey their stories, which all point to a high-roller with a mistress who is none other than the mysterious woman who visited Corey in the hospital. Some suspenseful moments and some entertaining performances keep the movie going, but the outcome is just a little too predictable. It's like one of those TV detective shows where the bad guy turns out to be that character actor you've seen before but can't quite place. This time, it's the actor whose name recognition is a little larger than their role in the movie seems to justify.
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Charlie's Angels (2019)
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Ivan Goff ft. Chuck Brown - Misty
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The 1960 film Midnight Lace, starring Rex Harrison and Doris Day, was written by Ivan Goff and Ben Roberts, and based on the play Matilda Shouted Fire by Janet Green. This script was in turn novelised by William Drummond for Pan, released the same year as the film.
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Midnight Lace (1960). In London, a newly-wed American woman's sanity comes into question when she claims to be the victim of a stalker.
This isn’t a bad movie exactly - in fact, it’s a pretty fun little mystery thriller, but it leans heavily on tropes and cliches, and the twist of the end is, as a result, pretty obvious from the outset. Doris Day is, as always, a commanding screen presence, and there’s some terrific art department throughout, but otherwise it’s a fairly basic thriller. 6/10.
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Ivan Molek: Opisna i vrijednosna značenja – Oswald Spengler i štafeta jednoumlja Strašno, govori jedan od protagonista tv serije Teorija velikog praska nakon što, nerazumljen od najbližih prijatelja i kolega, odluči vratiti se u svoj teksaški zavičaj, provest ću ostatak života predajući fiziku kreacionistima.
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Fun fact: Ivan is voiced by kellen goff, who has also voiced in media such as Five Nights at Freddy's, My Hero Academia, and JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
They got the voice actor of fredrick e. fazbear to do this silly little demon man who doesn’t appear in more than, and I’m being very generous, 4 episodes.
IUH35489HHAER89GHIUARE HES DIAVOLO???????????
idrc for fnaf so feddy frazbear didnt do it for me but as a former huge jojo fan seeing hes DIAVOLO.... IS WHAAAAAAAAA AAAAHAHA that's so cool
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Jean Painlevéc, Tête De Crevette, 1930, Vintage gelatin silver print
Jean Painlevé’s work, just like his personality, is almost paradoxical. This French biologist, became one of the founding fathers of scientific cinema in France by combining scientific rigour and ethic with artistic creativity. Before becoming a professional film director, it was first photography which allowed him to explore his lifelong passion: the sea and the underwater fauna which inhabits it.
It was during vacations in a sea resort in Brittany that young Painlevé, only 8 years old, captured this mysterious world for the first time thanks to a photographic process of his own making. His father, a renowned scientific and politician named Paul Painlevé, offered him his first camera when he was twelve years old. This fortuitous gift only strengthened his passion for photography.
Throughout his life, Jean Painlevé made more than 200 films on a wide range of subjects, from bats to octopuses, with a notable predilection for marine life. While his career as a filmmaker was consuming, it did not prevent him from pursuing his passion for photography, as attested by the creation of the “Club des sous l’eau”, a diving and underwater photography club which he founded in 1935 with Yves Le Prieur. Meanwhile, his participation the following year in the International Exhibition of Contemporary Photography, organized by the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, attests to the success he met on the artistic scene at the time.
In both his movies and photographs, Painlevé gave rise to a proper dialectic between art and science. As we look at this singular photograph which he took circa 1930, we might wonder: what is the status of this impressive shrimp which seems to be moving toward us? This animal, between the object of science and the artistic subject, is given a new importance and majesty.
As a true scientist, Painlevé wanted to discover “things no one had seen before”, make the invisiblevisible, that is to say the infinitely small. But his work is more than just a simple report on the abyssal fauna. It bears witness to a unique aesthetics which leaves no doubt about its artistic dimension. This shrimp becomes a hybrid being and its close-up image, which is both informative and aesthetic, offers different levels of reading. As Painlevé explained, it was “the profound beauty of nature, the colours and shapes” which drove him to document this impenetrable universe. Ultimately, it may be this interest he had in the beauty of the underwater world, and the consequent subjectivity of his look, which raised his work to the rank of visual poetry.
His photographs, and their fascinating strangeness, are ultimately symptomatic of the ambiguity proper to Painlevé himself. He personifies the encounter between the scientific world and the rebellious spirit of the avant-garde which he actually socialized with in the cafes and bars of Montparnasse since he was twenty years old. He was particularly close to the surrealist group, especially Ivan Goff, and André Breton admired the evocative aesthetics of his films.
Painlevé’s passion for the animal world began in his childhood when he would skip school to go to the zoological garden and take care of the animals, and did not stop until his death in 1989. Today, his photographs, which constitute an indisputable manifest of this fascination, are exhibited in renowned museums such as the Centre Pompidou, the Metropolitan Museum and the Museum of Modern Art of New York.
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We are excited to announce the MomoConline schedule! https://www.momocon.com/momoconline-schedule/ Thanks to the help of many great partners and panelists we have gathered over 75 hours of NEW live and pre-recorded panels and content, multiple daily online board game sessions, and 7 different online video game tournaments May 21st - 24th. More details about other activities are available on momocon.com/online We have celebrity guest panels like Anniversary of Overwatch, An Hour with Kellen Goff, Chillin' at MomoCon, Tea with Uncle Iroh: An Hour with Greg Baldwin, and Voice Actors Round Table. We also have industry panels from Adult Swim, Crunchyroll, Rightstuf, and Frederator Networks. Frederator's Founder and CEO, Fred Seibert, is even presenting a live keynote! If you don't know who Fred Seibert is, you definitely know shows he helped produce like Dexter's Laboratory, Cow and Chicken and I Am Weasel, Johnny Bravo, Courage the Cowardly Dog, and The Powerpuff Girls. And their more recently produced works like Bravest Warriors, PuppyCat, and Castlevania. On Thursday we have a special Japanese guest speaker; we'll be sitting down with the President and CEO of CyberConnect2, Hiroshi Matsuyama, to talk Naruto Ninja Storm and Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. Along with Frederator Network's own panels featuring creative talent like Ivan Animated, Jake Neutron, and CircleToonsHD, we will also have special panels from Saberspark, Pizza Party Podcast, Creepy Pasta, and Digital Era Entertainment. We also have a special live piano performance with Emi Lo, voice actor, cosplayer, and musician, featuring music from NieR, Animal Crossing, Final Fantasy, Ghibli films, and others! While we know the world is crazy outside, we hope that MomoConline will be one way we can all connect for 2020.
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White Heat. Directed by Raoul Walsh. Starring James Cagney. Written by Ivan Goff and Ben Roberts based on a story by Virginia Kellogg. Cinematography by Sidney Hickox. Edited by Owen Marks. Warner Bros., 1949. “He finally got to the top of the world. And it blew right up in his face.”
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