The Last Sunset (1961), a typically curious Robert Aldrich film, features the talents of the blacklisted writer Dalton Trumbo and Kirk Douglas. It’s Douglas’ movie, in spite of its inclusion in this five-feature Hudson collection. O’Malley (Douglas) is a silver-tongued bad man with a romantic streak, who’s been carrying a torch for Belle (Dorothy Malone) since she was a freckle-faced teen in a yellow dress.  Now she’s an adult with a freckle-faced teen of her own, Melissa (Carol Ly


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