On lui donna un fusil (1937)
Pendant la Première Guerre mondiale, Jimmy devient un héros en tuant tous les Allemands d’un nid de mitrailleuses. Grièvement blessé, il est soigné par Rose, une infirmière dont il tombe amoureux. Elle aime cependant Fred, Pensant Fred mort, Jimmy et Rose se fiancent. Fred revient vivant. Des années plus tard, Fred découvre que Jimmy est devenu un racketteur meurtrier. Rose, ignorant tout, dénonce Jimmy à la police. Il s’échappe et tente d’emmener Rose, mais Fred l’en empêche.
Directeur:
W.S. Van Dyke
écrivains:
Maurice Rapf, Richard Maibaum, Cyril Hume.
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Spencer Tracy as Fred P. Willis |
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Gladys George as Rose Duffy |
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Franchot Tone as James 'Jimmy' Davis |
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Edgar Dearing as Sgt. Meadowlark |
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Mary Treen as Saxe |
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Cliff Edwards as Laro |
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Charles Trowbridge as Judge |
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Ernie Alexander as Admiring Soldier (uncredited) |
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Hooper Atchley as Army Doctor (uncredited) |
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Irving Bacon as Tall Soldier (uncredited) |
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Ward Bond as MP (uncredited) |
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Eugene Borden as French Captain Pinning Medals (uncredited) |
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Ralph Byrd as Wounded Soldier (uncredited) |
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Thomas Carr as Aide (uncredited) |
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George Chandler as Taxi Driver (uncredited) |
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Albert D'Arno as German Machine Gunner (uncredited) |
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Edgar Edwards as Cpl. Butler (uncredited) |
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Jerry Fletcher as Soldier (uncredited) |
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Gavin Gordon as Army Captain (uncredited) |
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Lew Kelly as Turnkey (uncredited) |
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Karl 'Karchy' Kosiczky as Bit Part (uncredited) |
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Nita Krebs as Bit Part (uncredited) |
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Jimmie Lucas as Tubby (uncredited) |
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George Magrill as Soldier (uncredited) |
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Ralph Malone as Soldier (uncredited) |
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Frank Marlowe as Soldier (uncredited) |
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Alphonse Martell as French Captain (uncredited) |
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Horace McMahon as Prison Inmate (uncredited) |
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Walter Miller as Army Captain (uncredited) |
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Frank Moran as Gangster in Court (uncredited) |
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Jack Murphy as Hick Boy (uncredited) |
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Frank O'Connor as Bailiff (uncredited) |
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Richard Parker as German Machine Gunner (uncredited) |
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William Pawley as Gangster in Court (uncredited) |
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Steve Pendleton as Soldier (uncredited) |
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Nita Pike as Zigzag - French Girl (uncredited) |
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John Quillan as Soldier (uncredited) |
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Joe Sawyer as Doyle - Gangster (uncredited) |
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Charles Sherlock as Soldier (uncredited) |
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Milburn Stone as Defense Attorney (uncredited) |
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Frank Sully as Comedy Soldier (uncredited) |
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Jack Tornek as German Machine Gunner (uncredited) |
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George Turner as German Machine Gunner (uncredited) |
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Harry Tyler as Shooting Gallery Attendant (uncredited) |
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Walter Voegler as German Machine Gunner (uncredited) |
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Emmett Vogan as Prosecuting Attorney (uncredited) |
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Wilhelm von Brincken as German Captain (uncredited) |
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Carl Voss as German Machine Gunner (uncredited) |
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Dick Wessel as German Machine Gunner (uncredited) |
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Ernest Whitman as Roustabout (uncredited) |
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Joan Woodbury as Toto - French Girl (uncredited) |
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Duke York as Sourpuss Soldier (uncredited) |
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Robert Graves as French General (uncredited) |
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Frank Bruno as Gangster in Court (uncredited) |
| Art | Cedric Gibbons | Art Direction |
| Editing | Ben Lewis | Editor |
| Production | Harry Rapf | Producer |
| Writing | William J. Cowen | Novel |
| Crew | Slavko Vorkapich | Special Effects |
| Sound | Sigmund Romberg | Music |
| Directing | W.S. Van Dyke | Director |
| Camera | Harold Rosson | Director of Photography |
| Art | Harry McAfee | Assistant Art Director |
| Writing | Maurice Rapf | Screenplay |
| Writing | Richard Maibaum | Screenplay |
| Writing | Cyril Hume | Screenplay |
| Art | Edwin B. Willis | Assistant Art Director |
| Sound | Douglas Shearer | Sound Director |
