The Night of the Hunter

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"Ночь охотника" (англ. The Night Of The Hunter) — кинофильм 1955 года...

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The Night of the Hunter — the English title in parentheses. Film titles kept in original: "The Night Of The Hunter".

== Syujet ==? The section heading "Сюжет" → "Syujet" in Latin Uzbek; the guide says new alphabet, so "Syujet" uses "yu" fine. Headings: "Syujet", "Rollarda", "Zamondoşlarning baholari", "Keyingi eʼtirof" → "Keyingi eʼtirof" uses apostrophe; should be "Keyingi ʼeʼtirof"? Use "Keyingi eʼtirof" — the guide: тутук ʼ for maʼlum/eʼtibor. So "eʼtirof"? "eʼtirof" in the Uzbek is "eʼtirof" = eʼtirof. Use "Keyingi eʼtirof".

Also "Ночь охотника" → "«Ovçining keçasi»"? Title of film in Uzbek translation: the guide says film titles kept in original Latin spelling: "The Night Of The Hunter". Use that.

Names: Robert Mitçum, Şelley Winters, Billy Çapin, Sally Jane Bruce, Lillian Giş, James Gleason, Evelyn Varden, Peter Graves, Don Beddoe, Gloria Castillo, James Griffith, Roy Engel. Keep Latin spelling.

Charles Laughton, Davis Grubb, Harry Powers, Clarksburg, West Virginia (Zapadnaya Virginiya → Ğarbiy Virginiya; keep "West Virginia" as place name? Place name in Uzbek: "Ğarbiy Virjiniya" with ğ: "Ğarbiy Virjiniya" → "Ğarbiy Virjiniya"). Jacques Rivette.

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