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A 35-year-old veteran boxer facing a younger, heavily favored opponent. Despite his manager taking a bribe to throw the match, Stoker refuses to quit. He fights viciously, wins the crowd's support, an...
Stoker's devoted wife who fears the upcoming bout will be fatal for him. She initially begs him to forfeit and stays home due to a headache, but anxiously roams the arena streets. She ultimately suppo...
Stoker's manager who is certain of his fighter's impending defeat. To secure financial gain, he accepts a bribe from a mobster to fix the match. He deliberately withholds this information from Stoker,...
A feared gangster who orchestrates the match-fixing. When Stoker unexpectedly wins the fight, Little Boy orders revenge, leading to thugs ambushing and brutally beating Stoker in an alley, smashing hi...
A 23-year-old boxer backed by gangsters and heavily favored to win. He engages in a vicious match against Stoker. Despite his youth and crowd support, he is ultimately defeated by the veteran's resili...
A veteran boxer's moral victory against a rigged match leads to physical ruin but spiritual triumph.
Directed by Robert Wise
The Set-Up (1949) · 7.3/10 · crime, drama
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