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The Ring

1952, Movie, NR, 79 mins

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John Sturges' RIGHT CROSS (see above) paved the way for this boxing tale exploring prejudice against Mexican-Americans in southern California. Tommy (Lalo Rios) has trouble finding a decent job because of discrimination against "lazy Mexicans," prompting him to try his luck in the ring, under the management of Pete (Gerald Mohr) and over the objections of his family. At first he's successful, but the young man's need to prove himself leads to self-defeat when he begins fight... read more leave a comment
Year: 1952
Rated NR

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Cast
Gerald Mohr: Pete
Rita Moreno: Lucy
Lalo Rios: Tommy
Robert Arthur: Billy Smith
Robert Osterloh: Freddy
Martin Garralaga: Vidal

 

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