Edward J. Danziger

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American producer who, with his brother Harry Lee Danziger, ran one of the most prolific B-movie operations of the 1950s. The Danzigers produced Jigsaw (1949) for United Artists release, then moved to Britain where they built New Elstree Studios and turned out dozens of second features and television series.

Produced

5.01949·1h 10mPD

Noir, Crime

When a newspaper columnist is murdered while investigating the Crusaders, a flag-waving hate group building itself into a political power, assistant district attorney Howard Malloy (Franchot Tone) is named special prosecutor and digs into the shadowy organization. The film is famous for its uncredited cameos — Marlene Dietrich, Henry Fonda, John Garfield, Burgess Meredith, and Everett Sloane all turn up in small roles as a favor to director Fletcher Markle. Produced by the Danziger brothers and released by United Artists, Jigsaw is in the public domain.

Noir · Crime · Mystery

Jigsaw

1949 - Noir