Film 101 With Norman Lloyd
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Near the storied climax of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1942 film “Saboteur,” the hero (Barry Kane, played by Robert Cummings) suddenly gets the upper hand on the villain (Frank Fry, played by the actor, producer, and director Norman Lloyd), and backs the Nazi fifth-columnist against a railing surrounding the torch of the Statue of Liberty. With his beady eyes locked on Kane’s gun, Fry pushes back with a suddenness that causes him to flip over the railing and leaves him dangling from Lady Liberty’s hand.
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