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The Young Stranger (1957)

The Young Stranger
Gee, if I'd known I was gonna get caught, I'd have done pretty much better for myself.
—Harold James 'Hal' Ditmar
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Title Designer: Saul Bass

Music: Leonard Rosenman

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Title sequence

  • Title Designer

    Saul Bass

  • Category

    Film

  • Styles

    1950s, illustration, live action, main title, modernist, opening scene, type over scene
The Young Stranger

  • Film Director

    John Frankenheimer

  • Release Date

    February 1, 1957

  • Aspect Ratio

    1.78:1

  • Studios

    RKO Radio Pictures, Universal Pictures, Stuart Miller Productions

  • Country

    USA

  • Language

    English

  • Reviews

    Reviews on Letterboxd
  • IMDb has full details

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