The Cincinnati Kid June Ritchie Good to remember that in

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Real Sicilian Gangster look on thick stock paper

) She wears the number 13 on her waistcoat and a green shirt bearing the name of the Hell's Angels group "Hellcats"

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The Cincinnati Kid June Ritchie Good to remember that inSteve McQueen is "The Cincinnati Kid" on this first release 1965 U. S. One Sheet film poster. He is the young hot shot poker hustler. Sam Peckinpah was the first director for this film to be replaced by Norman Jewison. Ann Margret is pictured as Melba who plays the femme fatale disrupting the poker game that Steve 'The Kid' McQueen is playing. Tuesday Weld plays Christian Rudd, the loyal innocent girlfriend of Steve McQueen who finds life a struggle