Killer's Kiss

Vince Rappalo (Frank Silvera) and Gloria (Irene Kane) watch on telly as Stanley Kubrick gets up close for the fight between Davey (Jamie Smith) and "Kid Rodriguez" in Killer's Kiss, 1955.

Having just been rescued by neighbor Davey (Jamie Smith), Gloria (Irene Kane) recounts her assault by gangster Vince (Frank Silvera) in Stanley Kubrick's 1955 thriller Killer's Kiss.

Fighter Davey (Jamie) hits the sack, falls into a nightmare, and is awakened by neighbor Gloria (Irene Kane) being assaulted by gangster Vince (Frank Silvera) in Stanley Kubrick's second feature, the low-budget thriller Killer's Kiss, 1955.

The opening to Stanley Kubrick's entirely New York City on-location thriller, his second feature, Killer's Kiss, 1955, features Kubrick's unusual credit, the opening narration by Davey (Jamie Smith) and some dialogue-free acting.

Neighbor Gloria (Irene Kane) is introduced in the apartment across from hero Davey (Jamie Smith) as she leaves the building and meets gangster Rappalo (Frank Silvera) in Stanley Kubrick's Killer's Kiss, 1955.