Crime, Drama, Thriller . 01 h 44 m
Overview
Release Date
28 October 1939
Languages
English,
Produced By
Warner Bros. Pictures,
Directed by : Raoul Walsh
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"The Roaring Twenties - The land of the free gone wild! The heyday of the hotcha! The shock-crammed days G-men took ten whole years to lick!" is english Language Movie.
"The Roaring Twenties" was released on 28 October 1939 .
The movie was directed by Raoul Walsh
It has cast of: James Cagney as Eddie Bartlett, Priscilla Lane as Jean Sherman, Humphrey Bogart as George Hally, Gladys George as Panama Smith, Jeffrey Lynn as Lloyd Hart, Frank McHugh as Danny Green, Paul Kelly as Nick Brown, Elisabeth Risdon as Mrs. Sherman, Edward Keane as Henderson, Joe Sawyer as The Sergeant, Joseph Crehan as Michaels, George Meeker as Masters, John Hamilton as Judge, Robert Elliott as First Detective, Eddy Chandler as Second Detective, Abner Biberman as Henchman, Vera Lewis as Mrs. Gray, John Deering as Narrator (voice), Eddie Acuff as Cabbie (uncredited), Ernie Alexander as Bootleg Customer (uncredited), Murray Alper as Fletcher's Mechanic (uncredited), Robert Armstrong as Hatted Passerby Before Nightclub (uncredited), Raymond Bailey as 2nd Ex-Con (uncredited), Brooks Benedict as Nightclub Patron (uncredited), James Blaine as Club Doorman (uncredited), Max Blum as Nightclub Patron (uncredited), Wade Boteler as Policeman in Speakeasy (uncredited), Harry C. Bradley as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), Al Bridge as Ship Captain (uncredited), Paul Bryar as Gangster (uncredited), Nat Carr as Waiter (uncredited), Glen Cavender as Nightclub Patron (uncredited), Clay Clement as Bramfield (uncredited), Ann Codee as Saleswoman (uncredited), James Conaty as Nightclub Patron (uncredited), Ray Cooke as Orderly (uncredited), Calvin Coolidge as Self (archive footage) (uncredited), Charles Corrigan as Self (archive footage) (uncredited), Maurice Costello as Nightclub Patron (uncredited), Kernan Cripps as Cop (uncredited), Alan Davis as Vermont Man in Speakeasy (uncredited), Sayre Dearing as Nightclub Patron (uncredited), Joe Devlin as Order-Taker (uncredited), Robert Dobson as Lieutenant (uncredited), Bill Elliott as Bootlegger (uncredited), James Flavin as Policeman (uncredited), Bess Flowers as Nightclub Patron (uncredited), Curt Furburg as Nightclub Patron (uncredited), Fred Graham as Henchman Eddie Pushes Over Railing (uncredited), Creighton Hale as Customer (uncredited), Bert Hanlon as Pianist (uncredited), Carl Harbaugh as Street-Cleaner (uncredited), Sam Harris as Nightclub Patron (uncredited), John Harron as Soldier (uncredited), Eddie Hart as Store Doorman (uncredited), Lew Harvey as 3rd Ex-Con (uncredited), Oscar 'Dutch' Hendrian as First Mate (uncredited), Al Herman as Gorman Gin-Taster (uncredited), Herbert Heywood as Pop (uncredited), Al Hill as 1st Ex-Con (uncredited), Adolf Hitler as Self (archive footage) (uncredited), Harry Hollingsworth as Customer (uncredited), Stuart Holmes as Taxi Passenger (uncredited), Herbert Hoover as Self (archive footage) (uncredited), George Humbert as Luigi (uncredited), Lloyd Ingraham as Official in Montage (uncredited), Michael Jeffers as Joe - The Bartender (uncredited), Jane Jones as Singing Trio Member (uncredited), Mel Kalish as Singing Trio Member (uncredited), Don Thaddeus Kerr as Bobby Hart (uncredited), Donald Kerr as Cabbie (uncredited), Milton Kibbee as Cabbie (uncredited), Reid Kilpatrick as Announcer (uncredited), Mike Lally as Gangster (uncredited), Alfred Linder as Foreman (uncredited), George Lloyd as Singing Trio Member (uncredited), Arthur Loft as Still Proprietor (uncredited), Charles Marsh as Timid Man (uncredited), Frank Mayo as Policeman (uncredited), King Mojave as Nightclub Patron (uncredited), Philip Morris as Policeman (uncredited), Jack Mower as Guard (uncredited), Benito Mussolini as Self (archive footage) (uncredited), Wendell Niles as Self - Announcer (uncredited), Field Norton as Nightclub Patron (uncredited), Jack Norton as Drunk at Henderson Club (uncredited), Wedgwood Nowell as Nightclub Patron (uncredited), Pat O'Malley as Jailer (uncredited), Oscar O'Shea as Customer (uncredited), David Oliver as Policeman (uncredited), Emory Parnell as Gangster (uncredited), William Pawley as Cabdriver (uncredited), Lee Phelps as Bailiff (uncredited), Paul Phillips as Mike (uncredited), John J. Richardson as Sleeping Train Passenger (uncredited), John Ridgely as Cabbie at Grand Central (uncredited), Cyril Ring as Charlie (uncredited), Warren Rock as Gangster (uncredited), Franklin D. Roosevelt as Self (archive footage) (uncredited), Don Rowan as Gangster (uncredited), Hector V. Sarno as Warehouse Boss (uncredited), Cliff Saum as Train Conductor (uncredited), Jeffrey Sayre as Order-Taker (uncredited), Bruce Sidney as Nightclub Patron (uncredited), John St. Clair as Nightclub Patron (uncredited), Amzie Strickland as Nightclub Patron (uncredited), Charles Sullivan as Freighter Crew Member (uncredited), Elliott Sullivan as Eddie's Cellmate (uncredited), Westbrook Van Voorhis as Himself - Narrator (uncredited), Max Wagner as Gangster (uncredited), Billy Wayne as Cabbie at Grand Central (uncredited), Ben Welden as Tavern Proprietor (uncredited), Dick Wessel as Fletcher's Mechanic (uncredited), Leo White as Nightclub Patron (uncredited), Frank Wilcox as Cabbie at Grand Central (uncredited), Lottie Williams as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), Norman Willis as Bootlegger (uncredited), Charles C. Wilson as Policeman (uncredited) in lead roles.
It Crew included: Raoul Walsh as Director(Directing), Jack Killifer as Editor(Editing), Hal B. Wallis as Producer(Production), Mark Hellinger as Story(Writing), Ernest Haller as Director of Photography(Camera), Ray Heindorf as Original Music Composer(Sound), Samuel Bischoff as Producer(Production), Richard Macaulay as Screenplay(Writing), Robert Rossen as Screenplay(Writing), Jerry Wald as Screenplay(Writing), Heinz Roemheld as Original Music Composer(Sound), in lead roles.
Released on:
28 October 1939
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