Tip On A Dead Jockey "Family" whose own roots somewhat mirrored

whose own roots somewhat mirrored the film's early scenes of kids growing up in the tenements

The result is a sinfully hilarious tale of immaculate deception

having already appeared in a number of films backing up the likes of James Cagney

When cocky naval yard worker Chesty O'Connor (Cagney) battles Chief Petty Officer Biff Martin (O'Brien) over a dame

Ultimately

Tip On A Dead Jockey "Family" whose own roots somewhat mirroredPlots within plots, schemes within schemes and vengeful personal demons seem to be conspiring to destroy an ex patriot American when he takes a Tip on a Dead Jockey. Spain, 1950s. Former airman Lloyd Tredman (Rod Taylor) suffers overwhelming guilt from the memory of his comrades who died in World War II. When he bets all his money on a horse that throws and kills its jockey, he relents and agrees to pilot an airplane in a scheme to smuggle currency.