Tony Curtis plays a deaf-mute prizefighter who is moving up quickly in the rankings when he falls hard for a singer (Jan Sterling) who sees him as nothing more than a meal ticket. A pretty journalist (Mona Freeman) recognizes that he's much more than just a potential champion and helps him
get an operation that restores his hearing, which he loses again during the title match but regains after realizing which of the two women is really right for him (you guess). Good production values, strong performances, and some wry social commentary combine to make FLESH AND FURY an entertaining
fight film.
Released:
1952
Rated:
NR
Length:
82 mins