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Sworn Enemy is a 1936 film that blends romance, crime, and drama. Directed by an unlisted director, it features a story about a law student posing as a fight promoter to catch a notorious gangster.
Sworn Enemy seems to have slipped under the radar for many collectors, which makes it an interesting find. Film prints are somewhat rare, with few known copies in circulation, particularly in decent condition. The blend of genres and the unique premise certainly pique interest among those who appreciate early crime dramas and the portrayal of moral complexity in the 1930s. The scarcity of this title can make it a rewarding hunt for collectors looking to expand their thematic repertoire.
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Sworn Enemy is classified as a romance, crime, and drama film.
The film features a cast including Robert Young, Florence Rice, and Joseph Calleia.
Sworn Enemy was released in 1936.
The film follows a law student who poses as a fight promoter to catch a notorious gangster.
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