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The great director Alfred Hitchcock filmed several; Orson Welles directed at least one.
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Recurring characters in film noirs include [[mob]]sters, [[gang]]sters, bikers, [[law enforcement]] officials (including [[police officer]]s, detectives, [[spies]], and bounty hunters), and [[seduction|seductresses]]. They usually take place in urban areas of the [[Midwest]]ern and [[northeast]]ern states, as well as [[California]], [[Florida]], [[Las Vegas]], [[Seattle]], or [[Portland]]. However, they can sometimes take place in small towns, much like [[western (movie genre)|westerns]].
 
Recurring characters in film noirs include [[mob]]sters, [[gang]]sters, bikers, [[law enforcement]] officials (including [[police officer]]s, detectives, [[spies]], and bounty hunters), and [[seduction|seductresses]]. They usually take place in urban areas of the [[Midwest]]ern and [[northeast]]ern states, as well as [[California]], [[Florida]], [[Las Vegas]], [[Seattle]], or [[Portland]]. However, they can sometimes take place in small towns, much like [[western (movie genre)|westerns]].
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The vast majority of the greatest films noir were made in the 1940s, and a few were in the 1950s and at least one in the late 1920s.<ref>https://www.imdb.com/list/ls082261330/</ref>  The great director [[Alfred Hitchcock]] filmed several; [[Orson Welles]] directed at least one.
    
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