Meet Danny Wilson (1951)
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Runtime: 88 mins
Genre: Musical & Performing Arts
Synopsis: Gifted New York lounge singer Danny Wilson decides to shoot for the brass ring in Hollywood, USA. He brings along his best friend, and accompanyist, Mike Ryan, but even with a set of golden tonsils... Gifted New York lounge singer Danny Wilson decides to shoot for the brass ring in Hollywood, USA. He brings along his best friend, and accompanyist, Mike Ryan, but even with a set of golden tonsils "Easy Street" isn't so easy for Danny to find. That is until a hulking gangster gives the kid a break by hiring him to sing at his nightclub. Soon Danny's career takes off, and with success comes love, money... and complications. Falling hard for the club's star singer, he is stung when he finds out that she only has eyes for his pianist, Mike. To make matters worse, the mobster who gave Danny his start now informs the young moneymaker that he wants his own piece of the action. [More]
Starring: Frank Sinatra, Shelley Winters, Raymond Burr, Alex Nicol
Starring: Frank Sinatra, Shelley Winters, Raymond Burr, Alex Nicol, Tommy Farrell, Vaughn Taylor, Donald MacBride, Carl Sklover
Director: Joseph Pevney
Director: Joseph Pevney
Producer: Leonard Goldstein
Screenwriter: Don McGuire
Composer: Joseph Gershenson
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