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	*1951 16-minute documentary		*1951 16-minute documentary film
	*Summary of film: Based on Stanley Kubrick's pictorial for ''Look'' Magazine (January 18, 1949) entitled "Prizefighter," "Day Of The Fight" tells of a day in the life of a middleweight Irish boxer named [[Walter Cartier]], particularly the day of his bout with black middleweight [[Human:72986\|Bobby James]]. This 16-minute short opens with a short (about 4 minutes) study of boxing's history, narrated by veteran newscaster Douglas Edwards in a no-nonsense, "film noir" tone of voice. After this, we follow Walter (and his twin brother Vincent) through his day as he prepares for his 10:00 P.M. bout. After eating breakfast, going to early mass and eating launch, he starts arranging his things for the fight at 4:00 P.M. By 8:00, he is waiting in his dressing room, where he undergoes a mental transformation, turning into the fighting machine the crowd clamors for. At 10:00, he faces James, and soon, he comes out victorious in a short match which was filmed live April 17, 1950. (This is a very early Kubrick film.)		*Summary of film: Based on Stanley Kubrick's pictorial for ''Look'' Magazine (January 18, 1949) entitled "Prizefighter," "Day Of The Fight" tells of a day in the life of a middleweight Irish boxer named [[Walter Cartier]], particularly the day of his bout with black middleweight [[Human:72986\|Bobby James]]. This 16-minute short opens with a short (about 4 minutes) study of boxing's history, narrated by veteran newscaster Douglas Edwards in a no-nonsense, "film noir" tone of voice. After this, we follow Walter (and his twin brother Vincent) through his day as he prepares for his 10:00 P.M. bout. After eating breakfast, going to early mass and eating launch, he starts arranging his things for the fight at 4:00 P.M. By 8:00, he is waiting in his dressing room, where he undergoes a mental transformation, turning into the fighting machine the crowd clamors for. At 10:00, he faces James, and soon, he comes out victorious in a short match which was filmed live April 17, 1950. (This is a very early Kubrick film.)
	*IMDb [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0042384/ ~~link~~]		*IMDb: [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0042384/]
	*Video http://www.dailymotion.com/visited/search/boxer/video/x8nmy_day-of-the-fight		*Video [http://www.dailymotion.com/visited/search/boxer/video/x8nmy_day-of-the-fight]

	[[Category:Cinema\|Day of the Fight]]		[[Category:Cinema\|Day of the Fight]]

John at 17:14, 1 May 2016

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	*1951 16-minute documentary		*1951 16-minute documentary
	*Summary of film: Based on Stanley Kubrick's pictorial for ''Look'' Magazine (January 18, 1949) entitled "Prizefighter," "Day Of The Fight" tells of a day in the life of a middleweight Irish boxer named [[Walter Cartier]], particularly the day of his bout with black middleweight [[Human:72986\|Bobby James]]. This 16-minute short opens with a short (about 4 minutes) study of boxing's history, narrated by veteran newscaster Douglas Edwards in a no-nonsense, "film noir" tone of voice. After this, we follow Walter (and his twin brother Vincent) through his day as he prepares for his 10:00 P.M. bout. After eating breakfast, going to early mass and eating launch, he starts arranging his things for the fight at 4:00 P.M. By 8:00, he is waiting in his dressing room, where he undergoes a mental transformation, turning into the fighting machine the crowd clamors for. At 10:00, he faces James, and soon, he comes out victorious in a short match which was filmed live April 17, 1950. (This is a very early Kubrick film.)		*Summary of film: Based on Stanley Kubrick's pictorial for ''Look'' Magazine (January 18, 1949) entitled "Prizefighter," "Day Of The Fight" tells of a day in the life of a middleweight Irish boxer named [[Walter Cartier]], particularly the day of his bout with black middleweight [[Human:72986\|Bobby James]]. This 16-minute short opens with a short (about 4 minutes) study of boxing's history, narrated by veteran newscaster Douglas Edwards in a no-nonsense, "film noir" tone of voice. After this, we follow Walter (and his twin brother Vincent) through his day as he prepares for his 10:00 P.M. bout. After eating breakfast, going to early mass and eating launch, he starts arranging his things for the fight at 4:00 P.M. By 8:00, he is waiting in his dressing room, where he undergoes a mental transformation, turning into the fighting machine the crowd clamors for. At 10:00, he faces James, and soon, he comes out victorious in a short match which was filmed live April 17, 1950. (This is a very early Kubrick film.)

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	*1951 16-minute documentary		*1951 16-minute documentary
	*Summary of film: Based on Stanley Kubrick's pictorial for ''Look'' Magazine (January 18, 1949) entitled "Prizefighter," "Day Of The Fight" tells of a day in the life of a middleweight Irish boxer named [[~~Boxer:Walter Cartier:011093\|~~Walter Cartier]], particularly the day of his bout with black middleweight [[~~Boxer:Bobby James~~:~~072986~~\|Bobby James]]. This 16-minute short opens with a short (about 4 minutes) study of boxing's history, narrated by veteran newscaster Douglas Edwards in a no-nonsense, "film noir" tone of voice. After this, we follow Walter (and his twin brother Vincent) through his day as he prepares for his 10:00 P.M. bout. After eating breakfast, going to early mass and eating launch, he starts arranging his things for the fight at 4:00 P.M. By 8:00, he is waiting in his dressing room, where he undergoes a mental transformation, turning into the fighting machine the crowd clamors for. At 10:00, he faces James, and soon, he comes out victorious in a short match which was filmed live April 17, 1950. (This is a very early Kubrick film.)		*Summary of film: Based on Stanley Kubrick's pictorial for ''Look'' Magazine (January 18, 1949) entitled "Prizefighter," "Day Of The Fight" tells of a day in the life of a middleweight Irish boxer named [[Walter Cartier]], particularly the day of his bout with black middleweight [[Human:72986\|Bobby James]]. This 16-minute short opens with a short (about 4 minutes) study of boxing's history, narrated by veteran newscaster Douglas Edwards in a no-nonsense, "film noir" tone of voice. After this, we follow Walter (and his twin brother Vincent) through his day as he prepares for his 10:00 P.M. bout. After eating breakfast, going to early mass and eating launch, he starts arranging his things for the fight at 4:00 P.M. By 8:00, he is waiting in his dressing room, where he undergoes a mental transformation, turning into the fighting machine the crowd clamors for. At 10:00, he faces James, and soon, he comes out victorious in a short match which was filmed live April 17, 1950. (This is a very early Kubrick film.)
	*IMDb [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0042384/ link]		*IMDb [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0042384/ link]
	*Video http://www.dailymotion.com/visited/search/boxer/video/x8nmy_day-of-the-fight		*Video http://www.dailymotion.com/visited/search/boxer/video/x8nmy_day-of-the-fight

	[[Category:Cinema\|Day of the Fight]]		[[Category:Cinema\|Day of the Fight]]

Delisa at 03:19, 5 December 2006

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	*Summary of film: Based on Stanley Kubrick's pictorial for ''Look'' Magazine (January 18, 1949) entitled "Prizefighter," "Day Of The Fight" tells of a day in the life of a middleweight Irish boxer named [[Boxer:Walter Cartier:011093\|Walter Cartier]], particularly the day of his bout with black middleweight [[Boxer:Bobby James:072986\|Bobby James]]. This 16-minute short opens with a short (about 4 minutes) study of boxing's history, narrated by veteran newscaster Douglas Edwards in a no-nonsense, "film noir" tone of voice. After this, we follow Walter (and his twin brother Vincent) through his day as he prepares for his 10:00 P.M. bout. After eating breakfast, going to early mass and eating launch, he starts arranging his things for the fight at 4:00 P.M. By 8:00, he is waiting in his dressing room, where he undergoes a mental transformation, turning into the fighting machine the crowd clamors for. At 10:00, he faces James, and soon, he comes out victorious in a short match which was filmed live April 17, 1950. (This is a very early Kubrick film.)		*Summary of film: Based on Stanley Kubrick's pictorial for ''Look'' Magazine (January 18, 1949) entitled "Prizefighter," "Day Of The Fight" tells of a day in the life of a middleweight Irish boxer named [[Boxer:Walter Cartier:011093\|Walter Cartier]], particularly the day of his bout with black middleweight [[Boxer:Bobby James:072986\|Bobby James]]. This 16-minute short opens with a short (about 4 minutes) study of boxing's history, narrated by veteran newscaster Douglas Edwards in a no-nonsense, "film noir" tone of voice. After this, we follow Walter (and his twin brother Vincent) through his day as he prepares for his 10:00 P.M. bout. After eating breakfast, going to early mass and eating launch, he starts arranging his things for the fight at 4:00 P.M. By 8:00, he is waiting in his dressing room, where he undergoes a mental transformation, turning into the fighting machine the crowd clamors for. At 10:00, he faces James, and soon, he comes out victorious in a short match which was filmed live April 17, 1950. (This is a very early Kubrick film.)
	*IMDb [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0042384/ link]		*IMDb [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0042384/ link]
			*Video http://www.dailymotion.com/visited/search/boxer/video/x8nmy_day-of-the-fight

	[[Category:Cinema\|Day of the Fight]]		[[Category:Cinema\|Day of the Fight]]

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	*1951 16-minute documentary		*1951 16-minute documentary
	*Summary of film: Based on Kubrick's pictorial for ''Look'' Magazine (January 18, 1949) entitled "Prizefighter," "Day Of The Fight" tells of a day in the life of a middleweight Irish boxer named [[Boxer:Walter Cartier:011093\|Walter Cartier]], particularly the day of his bout with black middleweight [[Boxer:Bobby James:072986\|Bobby James]]. This 16-minute short opens with a short (about 4 minutes) study of boxing's history, ~~naratted~~ by veteran newscaster Douglas Edwards in a no-nonsense, noir tone of voice. After this, we follow Walter (and his twin brother Vincent) through his day as he prepares for his 10:00 P.M. bout. After eating breakfast, going to early mass and eating launch, he starts arranging his things for the fight at 4:00 P.M. By 8:00, he is waiting in his dressing room, where he undergoes a mental transformation, turning into the fighting machine the crowd clamors for. At 10:00, he faces James, and soon, he comes out victorious in a short match which was filmed live on April ~~17th~~, 1950.		*Summary of film: Based on Stanley Kubrick's pictorial for ''Look'' Magazine (January 18, 1949) entitled "Prizefighter," "Day Of The Fight" tells of a day in the life of a middleweight Irish boxer named [[Boxer:Walter Cartier:011093\|Walter Cartier]], particularly the day of his bout with black middleweight [[Boxer:Bobby James:072986\|Bobby James]]. This 16-minute short opens with a short (about 4 minutes) study of boxing's history, narrated by veteran newscaster Douglas Edwards in a no-nonsense, "film noir" tone of voice. After this, we follow Walter (and his twin brother Vincent) through his day as he prepares for his 10:00 P.M. bout. After eating breakfast, going to early mass and eating launch, he starts arranging his things for the fight at 4:00 P.M. By 8:00, he is waiting in his dressing room, where he undergoes a mental transformation, turning into the fighting machine the crowd clamors for. At 10:00, he faces James, and soon, he comes out victorious in a short match which was filmed live April 17, 1950. (This is a very early Kubrick film.)
	*IMDb [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0042384/ link]		*IMDb [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0042384/ link]

	[[Category:Cinema\|Day of the Fight]]		[[Category:Cinema\|Day of the Fight]]

Ric at 00:20, 17 August 2005

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	*1951 16-minute documentary		*1951 16-minute documentary
	*Summary of film: Based on Kubrick's pictorial for Look Magazine (January 18, 1949) entitled "Prizefighter," "Day Of The Fight" tells of a day in the life of a middleweight Irish boxer named [[Boxer:Walter Cartier:011093\|Walter Cartier]], particularly the day of his bout with black middleweight [[Boxer:Bobby James:072986\|Bobby James]]. This 16-minute short opens with a short (about 4 minutes) study of boxing's history, naratted by veteran newscaster Douglas Edwards in a no-nonsense, noir tone of voice. After this, we follow Walter (and his twin brother Vincent) through his day as he prepares for his 10:00 P.M. bout. After eating breakfast, going to early mass and eating launch, he starts arranging his things for the fight at 4:00 P.M. By 8:00, he is waiting in his dressing room, where he undergoes a mental transformation, turning into the fighting machine the crowd clamors for. At 10:00, he faces James, and soon, he comes out victorious in a short match which was filmed live on April 17th, 1950.		*Summary of film: Based on Kubrick's pictorial for ''Look'' Magazine (January 18, 1949) entitled "Prizefighter," "Day Of The Fight" tells of a day in the life of a middleweight Irish boxer named [[Boxer:Walter Cartier:011093\|Walter Cartier]], particularly the day of his bout with black middleweight [[Boxer:Bobby James:072986\|Bobby James]]. This 16-minute short opens with a short (about 4 minutes) study of boxing's history, naratted by veteran newscaster Douglas Edwards in a no-nonsense, noir tone of voice. After this, we follow Walter (and his twin brother Vincent) through his day as he prepares for his 10:00 P.M. bout. After eating breakfast, going to early mass and eating launch, he starts arranging his things for the fight at 4:00 P.M. By 8:00, he is waiting in his dressing room, where he undergoes a mental transformation, turning into the fighting machine the crowd clamors for. At 10:00, he faces James, and soon, he comes out victorious in a short match which was filmed live on April 17th, 1950.
	*IMDb [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0042384/ link]		*IMDb [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0042384/ link]

	[[Category:Cinema\|Day of the Fight]]		[[Category:Cinema\|Day of the Fight]]

Ric at 00:19, 17 August 2005

2005-08-17T00:19:10Z

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*1951 16-minute documentary
*Summary of film: Based on Kubrick's pictorial for Look Magazine (January 18, 1949) entitled "Prizefighter," "Day Of The Fight" tells of a day in the life of a middleweight Irish boxer named [[Boxer:Walter Cartier:011093|Walter Cartier]], particularly the day of his bout with black middleweight [[Boxer:Bobby James:072986|Bobby James]]. This 16-minute short opens with a short (about 4 minutes) study of boxing's history, naratted by veteran newscaster Douglas Edwards in a no-nonsense, noir tone of voice. After this, we follow Walter (and his twin brother Vincent) through his day as he prepares for his 10:00 P.M. bout. After eating breakfast, going to early mass and eating launch, he starts arranging his things for the fight at 4:00 P.M. By 8:00, he is waiting in his dressing room, where he undergoes a mental transformation, turning into the fighting machine the crowd clamors for. At 10:00, he faces James, and soon, he comes out victorious in a short match which was filmed live on April 17th, 1950.
*IMDb [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0042384/ link]

[[Category:Cinema|Day of the Fight]]