Call Northside 777, Movie, 1948

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Also known as:

Bel op: Noord 777 (Belgium)
Kennwort 777 (Germany)
Yo creo en ti (Spain)
Soittakaa Northside 777 (Finland)
Appelez nord 777 (France)
Oi stavroforoi tis dikaiosynis (Greece)
Chiamate Nord 777 (Italy)
Dzwonic Northside 777 (Poland)
A Verdade Vence Sempre (Portugal)

1919 Buick Model H-45

1922 Buick Unknown

1942 Chevrolet ½-Ton

De Soto Taxicab

1930 LaSalle Sedan

1940 Plymouth De Luxe

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vilero ◊ 2010-09-16 10:59	Interesting film-noir based in a true history but I didn't find any article about the real press-reporter (James Stewart) and the real convicted (Richard Conte). As you can see, the vehicles are not important for (great) Henry Hathaway
chicomarx ◊ 2010-09-16 20:56	The man was called Joe Majczek, not Wiecek as in the movie. There are many articles on Google Archive, but most pay-per-view. The New York Times - June 1, 1983 "Joseph M. Majczek, whose wrongful 1933 murder conviction in the still-unsolved death of a policeman was the basis for the movie ''Call Northside 777,'' died Sunday after a long illness. He was 73 years old." Chicago Tribune - Nov 4, 1945 "Majczek freed after erroneously being convicted of murder 12 years ago" Link to "news.google.com"
vilero ◊ 2010-09-17 11:19	Thank youuuu chico. Here the real history of Joseph Majczek's wrongful conviction

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vilero

◊ 2010-09-16 10:59

Interesting film-noir based in a true history but I didn't find any article about the real press-reporter (James Stewart) and the real convicted (Richard Conte). As you can see, the vehicles are not important for (great) Henry Hathaway

chicomarx

◊ 2010-09-16 20:56

The man was called Joe Majczek, not Wiecek as in the movie. There are many articles on Google Archive, but most pay-per-view.

The New York Times - June 1, 1983
"Joseph M. Majczek, whose wrongful 1933 murder conviction in the still-unsolved death of a policeman was the basis for the movie ''Call Northside 777,'' died Sunday after a long illness. He was 73 years old."

Chicago Tribune - Nov 4, 1945
"Majczek freed after erroneously being convicted of murder 12 years ago"

Link to "news.google.com"

vilero

◊ 2010-09-17 11:19

Thank youuuu chico.

Here the real history of Joseph Majczek's wrongful conviction

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