El político (1949)
Willi Stark (Broderick Crawford), un hombre honrado y valiente, sufre una transformación el día que decide entrar en política y descubre que todo es juego sucio. Tras ser elegido gobernador, olvidando sus principios, lo primero que hace es apoderarse de la prensa y la radio. Convertido en un ser corrupto hará cuanto esté en su mano para permanecer en el poder.
Directora:
Robert Rossen
Escritor:
Robert Rossen
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John Ireland as Jack Burden |
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Broderick Crawford as Willie Stark |
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Joanne Dru as Anne Stanton |
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John Derek as Tom Stark |
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Mercedes McCambridge as Sadie Burke |
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Shepperd Strudwick as Adam Stanton |
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Ralph Dumke as Tiny Duffy |
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Anne Seymour as Mrs. Lucy Stark |
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Katherine Warren as Mrs. Burden |
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Raymond Greenleaf as Judge Monte Stanton |
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Walter Burke as Sugar Boy |
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Will Wright as Dolph Pillsbury |
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Grandon Rhodes as Floyd McEvoy |
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Marshall Bradford as Senator (uncredited) |
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Chet Brandenburg as Man Listening to Speech (uncredited) |
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Wheaton Chambers as Senator (uncredited) |
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Stephen Chase as Puckett (uncredited) |
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Tom Coleman as Man Tearing Down Poster (uncredited) |
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James Conaty as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Roy Darmour as Politician at Harrison's Headquarters (uncredited) |
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Earle S. Dewey as Joe Harrison (uncredited) |
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King Donovan as Reporter (uncredited) |
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Robert Filmer as Editor (uncredited) |
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Paul Ford as Spokesman for Impeachment (uncredited) |
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Dick Gordon as Politician (uncredited) |
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William E. Green as Senator (uncredited) |
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Charles Haefeli as Man in Cheap Bar (uncredited) |
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Frank Hagney as Stark Strong-Arm Man (uncredited) |
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Richard Hale as Richard Hale (uncredited) |
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Bert Hanlon as Editor (uncredited) |
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Judd Holdren as Politician (uncredited) |
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Robert Karnes as Legislator (uncredited) |
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Kenner G. Kemp as Legislator (uncredited) |
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Donald Kerr as Spectator (uncredited) |
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Nolan Leary as Senator (uncredited) |
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Wilbur Mack as Former Governor Stanton (uncredited) |
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Louis Mason as Minister (uncredited) |
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Paul Maxey as Local Chairman (uncredited) |
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Frank McLure as Doctor (uncredited) |
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Walter Merrill as Man in City Bar (uncredited) |
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Harold Miller as Speaker of the House (uncredited) |
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John 'Skins' Miller as Drunk at Football Game (uncredited) |
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Pat O'Malley as Politician (uncredited) |
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Jeffrey Sayre as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Charles Sherlock as Politician at Harrison's Headquarters (uncredited) |
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Ray Spiker as Farmer Listing to Speech (uncredited) |
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Helene Stanley as Helene Hale (uncredited) |
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Larry Steers as Man at Impeachment Hearing (uncredited) |
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Houseley Stevenson as Madison, Editor (uncredited) |
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Charles Sullivan as Man Listening to Speech (uncredited) |
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William Tannen as Man in City Bar (uncredited) |
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Phil Tully as Football Coach (uncredited) |
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Glen Walters as Woman Listening to Speech (uncredited) |
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Frank Wilcox as Public Relations Man (uncredited) |
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Harry Wilson as One of Duffy's Goons (uncredited) |
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Bill Wolfe as Farmer (uncredited) |
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Al Wyatt Sr. as State Trooper (uncredited) |
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Sam Harris as Politician (uncredited) |
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Charles Ferguson as Newspaper Office Worker (uncredited) |
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Richard Bartell as State Legislator (uncredited) |
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Mary Bear as File Clerk (uncredited) |
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William Bruce as Commissioner (uncredited) |
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Edwin Chandler as Radio Announcer (uncredited) |
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William Cottrell as Reporter (uncredited) |
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Jack Deery as Man at Impeachment Hearing (uncredited) |
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George Farmer as Bus Man (uncredited) |
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Tom Ferrandini as Politician (uncredited) |
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Ted French as Dance Caller (uncredited) |
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Slim Gaut as Man Listening to Speech (uncredited) |
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John Giles as Young Boy (uncredited) |
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Avery Graves as Senator (uncredited) |
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Jimmie Horan as Man Listening to Speech (uncredited) |
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James Linn as Politician (uncredited) |
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H.C. Miller as Pa Stark (uncredited) |
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Truett Myers as Minister at Funeral (uncredited) |
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Frank O'Connor as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Sammy Shack as Duffy Associate (uncredited) |
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Irving Smith as Butler (uncredited) |
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George Taylor as Politician (uncredited) |
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Al Thompson as Man in Cheap Bar (uncredited) |
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Glen Thompson as State Trooper (uncredited) |
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A.C. Tillman as Sheriff (uncredited) |
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Reba Waterson as Receptionist (uncredited) |
| Writing | Robert Rossen | Screenplay |
| Directing | Robert Rossen | Director |
| Crew | Don Siegel | Second Unit |
| Camera | Irving Lippman | Still Photographer |
| Production | Robert Rossen | Producer |
| Sound | Frank Goodwin | Sound Engineer |
| Camera | Emil Oster | First Assistant Camera |
| Directing | Donna M. Norridge | Script Supervisor |
| Camera | Gert Andersen | Camera Operator |
| Sound | Morris Stoloff | Music Director |
| Sound | Joseph Nussbaum | Orchestrator |
| Editing | Al Clark | Editor |
| Art | Sturges Carne | Art Direction |
| Editing | Frank P. Keller | Assistant Editor |
| Camera | Burnett Guffey | Director of Photography |
| Costume & Make-Up | Robert J. Schiffer | Makeup Artist |
| Editing | Donald W. Starling | Editorial Services |
| Sound | Louis Gruenberg | Original Music Composer |
| Directing | Sam Nelson | Assistant Director |
| Costume & Make-Up | Helen Hunt | Hairstylist |
| Art | Louis Diage | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Clay Campbell | Makeup Artist |
| Directing | Don Siegel | Second Unit Director |
| Writing | Robert Penn Warren | Novel |
| Production | Shirley Miller | Producer's Assistant |
| Editing | Robert Parrish | Editorial Consultant |
| Costume & Make-Up | Jean Louis | Costume Design |
