"The Naked City" is a (1948) Crime Drama Mystery Film

"The Naked City", is a (1948), Crime Drama, Mystery Film



"The Naked City" is a 1948 crime drama mystery film directed by Jules Dassin. It features Barry Fitzgerald, Howard Duff, and Dorothy Hart in leading roles.

The film follows the investigation of a young woman's murder in New York City. Detective Lt. Dan Muldoon, played by Fitzgerald, and his partner, Detective Jimmy Halloran (Duff), delve into the complexities of the case. As they explore the city, they uncover a web of crime and deception, showcasing the gritty realities of urban life.

Notable for its realistic portrayal of New York City, "The Naked City" was one of the first films to use on-location shooting extensively. The film’s documentary-style cinematography and narration contribute to its authenticity. It also famously features the line, "There are eight million stories in the Naked City," highlighting the diverse and often harsh experiences of its inhabitants. The film is considered a classic of the film noir genre.



In "The Naked City," the main cast includes:

1. Barry Fitzgerald:
2. Howard Duff:
3. Dorothy Hart:
4. Don Taylor:
5. Edwin Max:


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