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| | Metroactive Movies | In a Lonely Place & Dangerous Ground |
 | | During the making of In a Lonely Place, Ray was separating from Grahame, his wife at the time, and there's a theory that the atmosphere of loss, of life going haywire, is due to the real-life split-up. |
 | | In this confined lonely place, Bogart--who could be something of an empty threat in his later movies--is dangerous one last time. |
 | | Whether the antiheroes are artists (In a Lonely Place), teachers (Bigger Than Life, 1956), the police (On Dangerous Ground) or the young (Rebel Without a Cause, 1955), Ray's films of the 1950s were all set in the same locale: a closed-in and buttoned-down America--hell with the lid on. |
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