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The Young Savages (1961) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
THE YOUNG SAVAGES, on the surface, moves along to some routine beats. Three young Italian gang members attack and kill a young, blind Puerto Rican. Burt Lancaster is the earnest assistant DA investigating and trying the case with the utmost of integrity.
The Young Savages was an excellent movie, I saw it when it was first released and have never forgotten it, the actors in the film depicted the mood and problems of the time brilliantly. To think I had to wait over forty years before I could buy it on DVD, what can I say, "it was well worth it" and I recommend this first class drama to anyone ...
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Young Savages uses the same undisclosed filler blend as the original and is draped in the same exquisite Habano wrapper, but in more compact sizes. These chunky little gems are chock-full of honey and pepper notes, with an interesting fruity sweetness that keep this savage very well-behaved on your taste buds.
The Young Savages ★★ 1961. Gang warfare in New York's East Harlem. Three Italian teenagers are accused of murdering another teen—a blind Puerto Rican boy. Assistant DA Hank Bell (Lancaster), who grew up on the same mean streets, doesn't think the case is as cut-and-dry as presented and determines that the deceased was not the innocent victim he's portrayed to be.
What is The Young Savages about? After a Puerto Rican teen is murdered by three white adolescents, the case comes to Assistant District Attorney Hank Bell (Burt Lancaster). Realizing that he used to date the mother (Shelley Winters) of one of the suspects, he wonders if the boy is his son.
Movies The Young Savages (1961) The Young Savages is what used to be called a thinking man's picture about a potentially lurid subject: urban juvenile delinquency. A blind Puerto Rican boy is knifed to death in Spanish Harlem, and three teenage gang members are accused of the crime. Politically ambitious assistant DA Burt Lancaster initially ...
