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[[Image:hammer1sm.jpg|thumb| | [[Image:hammer1sm.jpg|thumb|[[Category: Screenshot]]|600px|Carver (Gaby Rogers) invites a guest into her hotel room.]] | ||
[[Image:hammer2sm.jpg|thumb| | [[Image:hammer2sm.jpg|thumb|[[Category: Screenshot]]|600px|Carver greets her guest.]] | ||
[[Image:hammer3sm.jpg|thumb| | [[Image:hammer3sm.jpg|thumb|[[Category: Screenshot]]|600px|Carver meets Mike Hammer.]] | ||
[[Image:hammer4sm.jpg|thumb| | [[Image:hammer4sm.jpg|thumb|[[Category: Screenshot]]|600px|Carver and Mike Hammer discuss things.]] | ||
[[Image:hammer6sm.jpg|thumb| | [[Image:hammer6sm.jpg|thumb|[[Category: Screenshot]]|600px|Mike Hammer is confronted by Sugar Smallhouse (Jack Lambert) and Charlie Max (Jack Elam).]] | ||
[[Image:hammer5sm.jpg|thumb| | [[Image:hammer5sm.jpg|thumb|[[Category: Screenshot]]|600px|Charlie Max is amused by Mike Hammer’s predicament.]] | ||
[[Image:hammer7sm.jpg|thumb| | [[Image:hammer7sm.jpg|thumb|[[Category: Screenshot]]|600px|Charlie Max discovers the prisoner is missing.]] | ||
[[Image:hammer8sm.jpg|thumb| | [[Image:hammer8sm.jpg|thumb|[[Category: Screenshot]]|600px|Carver threatens Dr. G.E. Soberin (Albert Dekker).]] | ||
[[Image:hammer9sm.jpg|thumb| | [[Image:hammer9sm.jpg|thumb|[[Category: Screenshot]]|600px|Carver is surprised by an unexpected appearance.]] | ||
[[Image:hammer10sm.jpg|thumb| | [[Image:hammer10sm.jpg|thumb|[[Category: Screenshot]]|600px|Carver threatens Mike Hammer.]] | ||
[[Image:hammer11sm.jpg|thumb| | [[Image:hammer11sm.jpg|thumb|[[Category: Screenshot]]|600px|Carver shoots Mike Hammer.]] | ||
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[[Category:Crime]] | [[Category:Crime]] | ||
Revision as of 19:09, 9 February 2013
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“Kiss Me, Deadly,” based on the novel by Mickey Spillaine, is one of the greatest film noir motion pictures. Directed by Robert Aldrich (Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? The Dirty Dozen, The Longest Yard), the film stars Ralph Meeker, Albert Dekker, and, in her first film role, Cloris Leachman. Divorce detective Mike Hammer (Ralph Meeker) tries to save his assistant, Velda Wickman (Maxine Cooper), and himself from a crime syndicate by solving the puzzle, “Remember me.”
The following firearms were used in the 1955 film Kiss Me, Deadly:
Unknown Handguns
