Pete Kelly's Blues (1955) Rating: Starring: Lee Marvin, Janet Leigh, Andy Devine, Ella Fitzgerald, Peggy Lee, Jack Webb, Edmond O'Brien Director: Jack Webb Category: Drama, Musical Studio: Warner Bros. Subtitles: English, French Length: 95 mins     Gats. Gams. Gangsters. And The Music That Made The '20s Roar. Jack Webb stars as a Kansas City jazz cornetist, and when he takes on a vicious ganglord (Edmond O'Brien), the only thing faster than his famed deadpan delivery is the rapid-fire action. And the only thing more dynamic than film's Dixieland - and blues-infused musical sore is its stellar cast. Janet Leigh is a gin-swilling heiress who moves in on Kelly's heart. Lee Marvin and Martin Milner as Pete's hot-headed sidemen keep the tempo torrid. Andy Devine goes dramatic as an ice-cold cop. Ella Fitzgerald brings her inimitable jazz alchemy to "Hard Hearted Hannah" and "Pete Kelly's Blues". And Peggy Lee proves as masterful acting the blues as singing them, earning a Best Supporting Actress Academy Award nomination for her portrayal of a boozy songbird.