Taut film noir with first-rate performances...
“Odds Against Tomorrow,&#34; directed by Robert Wise (“West Side Story”), stars Robert Ryan (“The Wild Bunch”) as Earle Slater, a white racist ex-con looking to make a quick buck, and Harry Belafonte (“Carmen Jones”) as Johnny Ingram, a black nightclub performer with a gambling addiction who is in debt to the mob.<br /><br />David Burke (Ed Begley, “Sweet Bird of Youth”), a disgraced ex-cop, is seeking two men to assist him with a small-town bank heist that will see him to retirement. He approaches Slater and Ingram, but both men are reluctant to get on board. Burke arranges for Ingram’s creditors to put pressure on him, while Slater feels humiliated by his failure to provide for his girlfriend. Slater and Ingram eventually accept, but Slater’s hatred of blacks creates tension and threatens to undermine plans for the robbery.<br /><br />The film’s supporting cast includes two Academy Award winners — Shelley Winters (“The Diary of Anne Frank”) as Lorry, Slater’s girlfriend, and Gloria Grahame (“The Bad and the Beautiful”) as Helen, Slater’s emotionally damaged neighbor. Ryan was nominated as Best Actor in a Supporting Role in 1948 for “Crossfire.”<br /><br />This taut film noir features uniformly excellent performances, beautiful black and white cinematography, and actual New York City locations, which add significant atmosphere. The jazz score by John Lewis is edgy and is the perfect accompaniment for the gritty drama. Made in 1959, “Odds Against Tomorrow” is one of the first movies to feature a black actor in a major role. Belafonte’s Ingram avoids many stereotypes and is portrayed as a real, deeply flawed individual who just happens to be black. His race proves to be a major plot point because he is partnered with a racist. Belafonte infuses Ingram with strength and self-assertiveness, while allowing him to be sympathetic despite Ingram’s illegal pursuit.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the unrated widescreen Blu-ray release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : One of the final films to come from the first film noir cycle, Robert Wise's crime thriller/race drama follows nightclub singer Johnny Ingram (Harry Belafonte), bigoted ex-con Earle Slater (Robert Ryan) and corrupt former cop Dave Burke (Ed Begley) as they try to rob an upstate New York bank, only to have the caper fall apart due to bad luck and Slater's hatred of Ingram. With Gloria Grahame, Shelley Winters; look quickly for Wayne Rogers and Cicely Tyson. 96 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English..