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Somebody Up There Likes Me
The story of boxer Rocky Graziano's rise from juvenile delinquent to world champ.
1956 · Directed by Robert Wise · 113 min · Drama · 10 frames
Tagline
A Girl Can Lift A Fellow To The Skies!
Crew
- Screenplay: Ernest Lehman
- Cinematography: Joseph Ruttenberg
- Edited by: Albert Akst
- Music: Bronislau Kaper
- Produced by: Charles Schnee
Cast
- Paul Newman as Rocky Graziano
- Pier Angeli as Norma Graziano
- Everett Sloane as Irving Cohen
- Eileen Heckart as Ma Barbella
- Sal Mineo as Romolo
- Harold J. Stone as Nick Barbella
- Joseph Buloff as Benny
- Arch Johnson as Heldon
- Sammy White as Whitey Bimstein
- Robert P. Lieb as D. A. Hogan
Production
- Country: United States of America
- Language: English
- Studios: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
- Budget: $1,920,000
- Box office: $3,360,000
- Themes: new york city, army, parent child relationship, abusive father, marriage, convertible, biography, based on memoir or autobiography, juvenile delinquent, fighting
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