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Love That Brute

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Big Ed Hanley (Paul Douglas) has a reputation as one the most ruthless gangsters in 1920s Chicago, but he also likes to sit in the park feeding ducks. One day he meets Ruth Manning (Jean Peters), an aspiring singer who is working as a governess. Drawn to her, Ed hires her to care for his sons -- even though he has no children -- and pays a local delinquent to play the role. Ed wants to convince Ruth that he's a decent guy, while making his rival Pretty Willie (Cesar Romero) think the opposite.

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Martin B @RT44235356 Mar 17 It's got some good bits in it but the usual Paul Douglas part where he plays a gruff tough guy with a heart of gold gets a little tedious. She's gorgeous and young, he's two decades her senior and over weight doesn't support the likelihood of the premise either. See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis Big Ed Hanley (Paul Douglas) has a reputation as one the most ruthless gangsters in 1920s Chicago, but he also likes to sit in the park feeding ducks. One day he meets Ruth Manning (Jean Peters), an aspiring singer who is working as a governess. Drawn to her, Ed hires her to care for his sons -- even though he has no children -- and pays a local delinquent to play the role. Ed wants to convince Ruth that he's a decent guy, while making his rival Pretty Willie (Cesar Romero) think the opposite.
Director
Alexander Hall
Producer
Fred Kohlmar
Screenwriter
John Lee Mahin
Production Co
Twentieth Century Fox
Genre
Comedy, Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (DVD)
Dec 10, 2013
Runtime
1h 25m