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Great Guy

SINGLE HANDED- HE BATTLED A NEW KIND OF PUBLIC ENEMY!
1936 | 66m | English

(1207 votes)

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Popularity: 2 (history)

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A meat inspector sets out to rid his town of payoff deals affecting the quality of meat being sold to the public.
Release Date: Dec 01, 1936
Director: John G. Blystone
Writer: James Edward Grant, Henry McCarty, Henry Johnson
Genres: Drama, Crime, Mystery
Keywords corruption, blackmail, government official
Production Companies Grand National Pictures, Zion Meyers Productions
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Aug 03, 2024
Entered: Apr 20, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
James Cagney Johnny 'Red' Cave
Mae Clarke Janet Henry
James Burke Patrick James Aloysius 'Pat' Haley
Edward Brophy Pete Reilly
Henry Kolker Abel Canning
Bernadene Hayes Hazel Scott
Edward McNamara Captain Pat Hanlon
Robert Gleckler Marty Cavanaugh
Joe Sawyer Joe Burton
Edward Gargan Henchman Al
Matty Fain Henchman Tim
Mary Gordon Mrs. Ogilvie
Wallis Clark Joel Green
Douglas Wood Mayor
Robert Lowery Mr. Parker (Uncredited)
Murdock MacQuarrie Mr. Marvin (Uncredited)
Henry Roquemore Mr. Grady (Uncredited)
Harry Tenbrook Joe (Uncredited)
Lee Shumway Mike (Uncredited)
John Dilson City Editor (Uncredited)
Lynton Brent Reporter (Uncredited)
Hugh Chapman Boy (Uncredited)
Wally Maher Gas Station Attendant (Uncredited)
Lester Dorr Canning's Chauffeur (Uncredited)
Gertrude Green Nurse (Uncredited)
Jim Farley Police Desk Sergeant (Uncredited)
Arthur Hoyt Furniture Salesman (Uncredited)
Frank O'Connor Detective (Uncredited)
Jack Pennick Truck Driver (Uncredited)
Ethelreda Leopold Burton's Girlfriend (Uncredited)
Jane Keckley Cafeteria Customer (Uncredited)
Kate Price Woman at Accident (Uncredited)
Bruce Mitchell Policeman at Accident (Uncredited)
Al Herman Deputy Marks (Uncredited)
Kernan Cripps Deputy (Uncredited)
Carlton Griffin Deputy (Uncredited)
Dick Scott Deputy (Uncredited)
Bobby Barber Grocery Clerk (Uncredited)
Jeffrey Sayre Sugar Clerk (Uncredited)
Eddy Chandler Meat Clerk (Uncredited)
William J. O'Brien Meat Clerk (Uncredited)
Sammy Blum Party Chef (Uncredited)
James Ford Party Guest (Uncredited)
Gertrude Astor Party Guest (Uncredited)
Jack Byron Party Guest (Uncredited)
Edmund Mortimer Party Guest (Uncredited)
Bud Geary Party Guest (Uncredited)
Frank Mills Party Guest (Uncredited)
Patrick Cunning Party Guest (Uncredited)
Jack Perry Party Guest (Uncredited)
Dennis O'Keefe Party Guest (Uncredited)
Ben Hendricks Jr. Party Guest (Uncredited)
Name Job
John G. Blystone Director
Frank Mills Stunts
Jack Perry Stunts
Harry Ruskin Dialogue
James Edward Grant Story
Bud Geary Stunts
Henry McCarty Screenplay
Ben Carré Art Direction
Jack MacKenzie Director of Photography
Russell F. Schoengarth Editor
Henry Johnson Screenplay
Marlin Skiles Original Music Composer, Music Director
Dorothy Beal Costume Design
John Sherwood Assistant Director
Victor A. Gangelin Set Dresser
Hal Bumbaugh Sound
Edward L. Alperson Presenter
Name Title
Douglas MacLean Producer
Organization Category Person
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2024 6 8 15 3
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Geronimo1967
6.0

A pretty routine B-noir with James Cagney as a fella from the sexily titled "Bureau of Weights & Measures" who decides to take a stand against extortion and corruption. He faces the usual threats, frame-ups as he rales against the rigged institutional infrastructure lead by a dodgy city councillor ( ... Robert Gleckler). It's nothing special this - a vehicle for a star given precious little to work with but just about enough to fill the hour as we move towards an inevitable conclusion. It's quite a busy little film, and though limited, the dialogue helps to carry it along swiftly. Not one of Cagney's better efforts, but by no means his worst, either...

Jun 19, 2022