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A Slight Case of Murder (26-Feb-1938)

Director: Lloyd Bacon

Writers: Earl Baldwin; Joseph Schrank

From a play: A Slight Case of Murder by Damon Runyon and Howard Lindsay

Keywords: Crime/Comedy

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Edward Brophy
Actor
27-Feb-1895 27-May-1960 The Last Hurrah
Ruth Donnelly
Actor
17-May-1896 17-Nov-1982 A Slight Case of Murder
Margaret Hamilton
Actor
9-Dec-1902 16-May-1985 Wicked Witch of the West
Paul Harvey
Actor
10-Sep-1882 5-Dec-1955 American character actor
Allen Jenkins
Actor
9-Apr-1900 20-Jul-1974 American character actor
John Litel
Actor
30-Dec-1892 3-Feb-1972 Two Dollar Bettor
Edward G. Robinson
Actor
12-Dec-1893 26-Jan-1973 Key Largo

CAST

Edward G. Robinson   ...   Remy Marco
with
Jane Bryan   ...   Mary Marco
Allen Jenkins   ...   Mike
Ruth Donnelly   ...   Nora Marco
Willard Parker   ...   Dick Whitewood
John Litel   ...   Post
Edward Brophy   ...   Lefty
Harold Huber   ...   Giuseppe
Eric Stanley   ...   Ritter
Paul Harvey   ...   Mr. Whitewood
Bobby Jordan   ...   Douglas Fairbanks Rosenbloom
Joe Downing   ...   Innocence
Margaret Hamilton   ...   Mrs. Cagie
George E. Stone   ...   Kirk
Bert Hanlon   ...   Sad Sam
Jean Benedict   ...   Remy's Secretary
Harry Seymour   ...   The Singer
Betty Compson   ...   Loretta
Joe Caites   ...   No-Nose Cohen
George Lloyd   ...   Little Dutch
John Harmon   ...   Blackhat Gallagher
Duke York   ...   Champ
Pat Daly   ...   Pete Ryan
Harry Tenbrook   ...   The Stranger

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