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According to TCM's Eddie Muller, John Garfield thought this was his best performance and that it was the film of which he was most proud.
According to the memorabilia on the wall, Harry was awarded the Silver Star medal and more than one Purple Heart medal while serving as a U.S. Navy officer on PT boats in the Pacific.
In April 1967, director Sam Peckinpah told a Los Angeles Times interviewer, "This may surprise you, but I admire Michael Curtiz. Especially The Breaking Point (1950), with Phyllis Thaxter and John Garfield."
John Garfield's penultimate film, and his last at Warner Bros., where he started his career.
Identified by critic Thom Andersen as an example of "film gris", a suggested sub-category of film noir incorporating a left-wing narrative.
"Harry Morgan: You know, my wife dyed her hair. Leona Charles: Coincidentally I've been thinking of letting mine grow out. Speaking of coincidences, I live in Number Seven. My friends just kick the door open."
"Harry Morgan: Don't you like cock fights? Leona Charles: [dismissively] All that trouble for an egg."
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