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The Garment Jungle

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The Garment Jungle is a 1957 American crime drama released by Columbia Pictures and credited to director Vincent Sherman, with Robert Aldrich having directed part of the production. Set in New York City's garment industry, it follows a clothing manufacturer and his returning son as they confront racketeering, intimidation, and violence surrounding union organization. The film combines noir-influenced crime storytelling with labor conflict and industrial corruption.

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What kind of story is The Garment Jungle?

It is a 1957 crime drama set in New York City's garment industry. The plot follows a clothing manufacturer and his returning son as violence and intimidation enter their business world.

Who directed The Garment Jungle?

Vincent Sherman is credited as the director, while Robert Aldrich directed part of the production. That shared production history is one of the film's notable credits.

Which studio released The Garment Jungle?

Columbia Pictures released the film in 1957. The studio production combines a family conflict with organized violence in New York's clothing trade.

Who plays the father and son in The Garment Jungle?

Lee J. Cobb plays clothing manufacturer Walter Mitchell, and Kerwin Mathews plays his son Alan Mitchell. Their relationship gives the 1957 crime story its personal point of view.

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