The Glass Key (1935)
When Paul Madvig, a successful politician who fights his rivals to seize the city, becomes implicated in a murder, Ed Beaumont, his friend and right-hand man, must decide which side he is on.
Director:
Frank Tuttle
Writers:
Kathryn Scola, Kubec Glasmon.
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George Raft as Ed Beaumont |
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Edward Arnold as Paul Madvig |
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Claire Dodd as Janet Henry |
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Ray Milland as Taylor Henry |
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Rosalind Keith as Opal Madvig |
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Charles Richman as Senator John T. Henry |
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Robert Gleckler as Shad O'Rory |
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Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams as Jeff |
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Tammany Young as Clarkie |
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Harry Tyler as Henry Sloss |
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Charles C. Wilson as District Attorney Edward J. Farr |
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Emma Dunn as 'Mom' Madvig |
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Matt McHugh as Puggy |
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Pat Moriarity as Mulrooney |
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Mack Gray as Duke |
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Ann Sheridan as Nurse |
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Ernie Adams as Bettor (uncredited) |
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George Ernest as Boy (uncredited) |
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Frank O'Connor as Frank McLaughlin (uncredited) |
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Henry Roquemore as Hinkle (uncredited) |
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George Lloyd as Hood (uncredited) |
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George H. Reed as Midnight (uncredited) |
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Irving Bacon as Waiter (uncredited) |
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Frank Marlowe as Walter Ivans (uncredited) |
| Directing | Frank Tuttle | Director |
| Writing | Dashiell Hammett | Novel |
| Writing | Kathryn Scola | Screenplay |
| Writing | Kubec Glasmon | Screenplay |
| Crew | Harry Ruskin | Additional Dialogue |
| Production | E. Lloyd Sheldon | Producer |
| Camera | Henry Sharp | Director of Photography |
| Production | Henry Herzbrun | Executive Producer |
| Art | Hans Dreier | Art Direction |
| Art | A. Earl Hedrick | Art Direction |
| Directing | Russell Mathews | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Jack A. Goodrich | Sound Engineer |
| Sound | John Leipold | Music |
| Sound | Heinz Roemheld | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | Tom Satterfield | Music |
| Editing | Hugh Bennett | Editor |
