Der FBI-Agent (1935)
James “Brick” Davis hängt seinen Anwaltsjob an den Nagel, um als FBI Agent Gangster zu jagen, die seinen Freund Eddie erschossen haben.
Der Regisseur:
William Keighley
Der Autor:
Seton I. Miller
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James Cagney as ‘Brick' Davis |
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Margaret Lindsay as Kay McCord |
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Ann Dvorak as Jean Morgan |
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Robert Armstrong as Jeff McCord |
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Barton MacLane as Collins |
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Lloyd Nolan as Hugh Farrell |
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William Harrigan as 'Mac' McKay |
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Russell Hopton as Gerard |
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Edward Pawley as Danny Leggett |
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Noel Madison as Durfee |
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Monte Blue as Fingerprint Expert |
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Regis Toomey as Eddie Buchanan |
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Addison Richards as Bruce J. Gregory |
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Harold Huber as Venke |
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Raymond Hatton as Gangsters' Messenger with Warning |
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Marie Astaire as Gerard's Moll (uncredited) |
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Brooks Benedict as Man (uncredited) |
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Stanley Blystone as Cop (uncredited) |
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Ward Bond as Gunman at Train Station (uncredited) |
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Frank Bull as Last Police Broadcaster (uncredited) |
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Glen Cavender as Headwaiter (uncredited) |
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Nick Copeland as G-Man with Farrell (uncredited) |
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George Daly as Machine Gunner (uncredited) |
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Joe De Stefani as J.E. Glattner - the Florist (uncredited) |
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Don Downen as Joe - the Second Fingerprint Clerk (uncredited) |
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Florence Dudley as Durfee's Moll (uncredited) |
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Eddie Dunn as Police Broadcaster (uncredited) |
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Bill Elliott as Bootlegger Who Gives Eddie the Bottle Outside the Club (uncredited) |
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Pat Flaherty as Cop with Farrell (uncredited) |
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James Flavin as Agent with Jean (uncredited) |
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Sol Gorss as G-Man Guarding Leggett (uncredited) |
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Eddie Graham as Bank Clerk (uncredited) |
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Jonathan Hale as Congressman (uncredited) |
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Henry Hall as Police Driver (uncredited) |
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Al Hill as Hood (uncredited) |
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John Impolito as Tony - a Florist (uncredited) |
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Perry Irvins as Doctor at Store (uncredited) |
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Edward Keane as Bank Teller (uncredited) |
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Mike Lally as Gangster with Durfee (uncredited) |
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Marc Lawrence as Gangster Killed at Lodge (uncredited) |
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James T. Mack as Agent with Jean (uncredited) |
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Frank Marlowe as First Gangster Shot at Lodge (uncredited) |
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Edwin Maxwell as Joseph Kratz (uncredited) |
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Martha Merrill as Nurse (uncredited) |
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Bruce Mitchell as Sergeant with Farrell (uncredited) |
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Gene Morgan as Lounger Outside Lunch Room (uncredited) |
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Adrian Morris as Accomplice (uncredited) |
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Frances Morris as Moll (uncredited) |
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Wheeler Oakman as Gangster at Lodge Wanting to Quit (uncredited) |
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Lee Phelps as McCord's Aide (uncredited) |
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Dick Rush as Al (uncredited) |
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Ferdinand Schumann-Heink as Congressman (uncredited) |
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Frank Shannon as Police Chief at Lodge (uncredited) |
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Charles Sherlock as First Trainee at Target Practice (uncredited) |
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Gertrude Short as Collins' Moll (uncredited) |
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Mary Treen as Gregory's Secretary (uncredited) |
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Monte Vandergrift as Deputy Sheriff on Train (uncredited) |
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Dorothy Vernon as Wardrobe Woman (uncredited) |
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Emmett Vogan as Bill - the Ballistics Expert (uncredited) |
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Huey White as Gangster Playing Cards (uncredited) |
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Tom Wilson as Agent (uncredited) |
| Writing | Seton I. Miller | Screenplay |
| Writing | Darryl F. Zanuck | Novel |
| Writing | Seton I. Miller | Story |
| Directing | William Keighley | Director |
| Camera | Sol Polito | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Leo F. Forbstein | Music Director |
| Editing | Jack Killifer | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Orry-Kelly | Costume Design |
| Sound | Stanley Jones | Sound |
| Production | Hal B. Wallis | Executive Producer |
| Production | Jack L. Warner | Executive Producer |
| Production | Louis F. Edelman | Supervising Producer |
| Sound | Bernhard Kaun | Original Music Composer |
| Art | John Hughes | Art Direction |
