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These Wilder Years (17-Aug-1956)
Director: Roy Rowland Writers: Frank Fenton; Ralph Wheelwright Music by: Jeff Alexander Producer: Jules Schermer Keywords: Drama
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
|---|
| Edward Andrews |
Actor |
9-Oct-1914 |
8-Mar-1985 |
Sixteen Candles |
| James Cagney |
Actor |
17-Jul-1899 |
30-Mar-1986 |
New York tough guy |
| Don Dubbins |
Actor |
28-Jun-1928 |
17-Aug-1991 |
The D.I. |
| Dean Jones |
Actor |
25-Jan-1931 |
1-Sep-2015 |
That Darn Cat! |
| Betty Lou Keim |
Actor |
27-Sep-1938 |
27-Jan-2010 |
Fran McCord on The Deputy |
| Walter Pidgeon |
Actor |
23-Sep-1897 |
25-Sep-1984 |
How Green Was My Valley |
| Basil Ruysdael |
Actor |
24-Jul-1888 |
10-Oct-1960 |
The Cocoanuts |
| Barbara Stanwyck |
Actor |
16-Jul-1907 |
20-Jan-1990 |
Double Indemnity |
| Herb Vigran |
Actor |
5-Jun-1910 |
29-Nov-1986 |
Television character actor |
| Will Wright |
Actor |
26-Mar-1894 |
19-Jun-1962 |
Character actor |
CAST REVIEWS Review by anonymous (posted on 18-Jul-2006) In my book this is one the
best Cagney films I have seen. I was stunned that I had never heard of
it till now. To really appreciate this great movie, you have to get the
typical Cagney typecasting out of your mind. Still he does play some of
the typical hard nose tough guy ...tempered of course by Stanwycks
soothing calming character. Although there is no literal or proverbial
"Song and Dance" in this role for him, the heart and passion he gives
his character is touching and wonderful. Also, we have a well-written
screen play on a subject that still touches so many lives today. The
surprise ending really topped off this great story. Too bad they
usually don't end up like this in the real world. July 18, 2006 Philip
T. Sarlo
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