L'Heure du crime (1947)
Johnny O'Clock dirige avec Guido Marchettis une salle de jeux clandestins que fréquente une clientèle huppée. L'ancienne fiancée de Johnny vit désormais avec Guido, bien qu'elle soit toujours amoureuse de lui. Mais Johnny repousse ses avances et lorsqu'il rencontre sa sœur, Nancy, il tombe amoureux. Une hôtesse de ce petit casino illégal se suicide et la police suit de très près cette affaire. Pour ne pas simplifier les choses, l'amant de l'hôtesse est également retrouvé mort. L'inspecteur en charge de l'enquête suspecte alors Johnny et Guido...
Directeur:
Robert Rossen
écrivain:
Robert Rossen
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Dick Powell as Johnny O'Clock |
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Evelyn Keyes as Nancy Hobson |
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Lee J. Cobb as Inspector Koch |
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Ellen Drew as Nelle Marchettis |
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Nina Foch as Harriet Hobson |
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Thomas Gomez as Pete Marchettis |
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John Kellogg as Charlie |
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Jim Bannon as Chuck Blayden |
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Mabel Paige as Slatternly Woman Tenant |
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Phil Brown as Phil, Hotel Clerk |
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Fred Aldrich as Hotel Doorman |
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George Alesko as Practical Dealer |
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John P. Barrett as Floorman |
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Fred Beecher as Practical Dealer |
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Brooks Benedict as Card Player |
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John Berkes as Waiter |
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Jeff Chandler as Turk |
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Gene Delmont as Dealer |
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Johnny Duncan as Newsboy |
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Matty Fain as Fleming |
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Virginia Farmer as Mrs. Wilson |
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Victoria Faust as Marion |
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Adolph Faylauer as Hotel Guest |
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Jerry Frank as Man |
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Ralph Freedman as Practical Dealer |
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Raoul Freeman as Detective |
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Dick Gordon as Card Player |
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Jesse Graves as Redcap |
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Kit Guard as Punchy |
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Robert Haines as Gambler |
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Joe Helper as Practical Dealer |
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Al Hill as Fisherman |
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Kenner G. Kemp as Hotel Desk Man |
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Pat Lane as Onlooker |
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George Lloyd as Fisherman |
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Cy Malis as Dealer |
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Edward Margolis as Practical Dealer |
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Charles Marsh as Businessman |
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Allen Mathews as Bodyguard |
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Thomas H. O'Neil as Practical Dealer |
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Bob Perry as Dealer |
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Charles Perry as Dealer |
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Robin Raymond as Hatcheck Girl |
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Shimen Ruskin as Dry Cleaner Guy |
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Carl Saxe as Detective |
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Jeffrey Sayre as Card Player |
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Cy Schindell as Dealer |
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Sammy Shack as Dealer |
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Jack C. Smith as Practical Dealer |
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Charles St. George as Dealer |
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Bert Stevens as Passerby |
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Bill Stubbs as Practical Dealer |
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Brick Sullivan as Policeman |
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Ralph Volkie as Dealer |
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Charles Wexler as Bartender |
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George Zouzaniles as Practical Dealer |
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Charles Mueller as Bodyguard |
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Kenneth MacDonald as Cop |
| Directing | Robert Rossen | Director |
| Writing | Robert Rossen | Screenplay |
| Camera | Burnett Guffey | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Milton Holmes | Original Story |
| Production | Milton Holmes | Associate Producer |
| Production | Edward G. Nealis | Producer |
| Production | Jerry Giesler | Producer |
| Sound | George Duning | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | Al Clark | Editor |
| Editing | Warren Low | Editor |
| Art | Stephen Goosson | Art Direction |
| Art | Cary Odell | Art Direction |
| Art | James Crowe | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Jean Louis | Costume Design |
| Directing | Carl Hiecke | Assistant Director |
| Art | Bill Black | Props |
| Art | Newsboy Brown | Props |
| Sound | Jack Haynes | Sound Recordist |
| Crew | Joe Palma | Stunts |
| Crew | Wally Rose | Stunts |
| Crew | Leo Schlesinger | Stunts |
| Camera | Ned Scott | Still Photographer |
| Sound | Morris Stoloff | Music Director |
| Sound | Arthur Morton | Orchestrator |
| Crew | John P. Barrett | Technical Advisor |
| Production | George Lait | Publicist |
