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John Wayne teaches those dirty Commies yet another lesson in Blood Alley
Wayne plays a veteran seaman who comes to the aid of Lauren Bacall, the daughter of a missionary doctor killed by the Red Chinese
It takes no little persuasion, but Bacall finally convinces Wayne to smuggle a group of villagers past the Communist forces and into the safe harbor of Hong Kong
Though there are many close calls, Wayne proves to be a shade smarter and more resourceful than the minions of Mao
Lauren Bacall plays her stock character with cool professionalism, though this sort of fare isn't really her cup of tea
Far better within the framework of the film are Paul Fix, Berry Kroeger, and Anita Ekberg, who aren't the most convincing "Chinese" in the world but who seem to fit right in with the blood-and-thunder proceedings
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Fleischman adapted the screenplay of Blood Alley from his own novelHal Erickson

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