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Pete Kelly's Blues

1959 · 1 season

A smoky, jazz-soaked slice of Prohibition-era city life, easy to settle into and gently atmospheric.

Overview
Pete Kelly's Blues was a television series starring William Reynolds that aired in 1959. It was created by Jack Webb, based on his 1951 radio series of the same name.
How it feels
Measured and easy to follow.
About
Music, crime, loyalty
Content
Mild violence, sexual content and language. No gore.
Note
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How it feels

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Full breakdown
Tone
    Pacing
    measured, 2 of 4, from slow-burn to relentless
    Attention
    easy-watch, 2 of 4, from background-friendly to demanding
    Themes
    Places
    Era
    period
    Audience
    adult
    Form
    Content intensity
    • Gore none
    • Language mild
    • Violence mild
    • Sex mild
    All scales, 0 to 10
    Scales, 0 to 10
    ScaleValue0 to 10
    Action3
    Horror1
    Humour3
    Realism7
    Romance3
    Tension4
    Darkness4
    Complexity4
    Emotional weight4

    Cast

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    Details

    Starring
    Anthony Eisley, Connee Boswell, William Reynolds, Whitney Blake, Steve Wayne, Billy Bletcher, Malcolm Atterbury
    Length
    1 seasons, 13 episodes, 30 min each
    Country
    United States of America

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