Park Row

Another remarkable long take from writer, producer, director Sam Fuller, as rival publisher Charity (Mary Welch) tries to lure German printer Mergenthaler (Bela Kovacs) to her paper in Park Row, 1952.

Disgruntled reporter Mitchell (Gene Evans) at the bar, to the graveyard, and back at the bar, confronted by employer Charity Hackett (Mary Welch) in ex-newsman Samuel Fuller's Park Row, 1952.

A dedication to stir any journalist's heart leading to narration and opening credits from writer, producer and director Sam Fuller's Park Row, 1952, starring Gene Evanss.

Idealism as pure as any in a film by writer, producer, director and ex-journalist Sam Fuller, as veteran reporter Davenport (Herbert Heyes) recollects for editor Mitchell (Gene Evans) in Park Row, 1952.

Two vignettes with writer, producer, director Sam Fuller using the crab dolly instead of edits, as Mitchell (Gene Evans) launches "The Globe" with help from publisher Leach (Stuart Randall) and typesetter Angelo (Don Orlando) in Park Row, 1952.

Publisher Charity (Mary Welch) first with her editor Spiro (Stuart Randall) then with her new rival Mitchell (Gene Evans) during his first triumph, in Samuel Fuller's Park Row, 1952.