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Der letzte Gangster
Gangsterfilm - USA 1937 - 81
Nach zehn gramvollen Jahren im Zuchthaus von Alcatraz gewinnt der New Yorker Gangsterboss Joe Korzak (Edward G. Robinson) zwar seine Freiheit wieder zurück, verliert aber seine Frau (die gebürtige Wienerin Rose Stradner) an einen jungen Zeitungsreporter (James Stewart). Auf Rache sinnend, plant der Gangster einen letzten Kampf um seinen Sohn. Der Film lebt von der darstellerischen Klasse der beiden Hollywood-Legenden Edward G. Robinson und James Stewart.
Originaltitel
The Last Gangster
Sprachen
Deutsch
Schauspieler
Edward G. Robinson (Joe Krozac), James Stewart (Paul North), Rose Stradner (Talya Krozac), Lionel Stander ('Curly'), Douglas Scott (Junior Krozac), John Carradine (Casper), Sidney Blackmer (Newspaper Editor), Grant Mitchell (Prison Warden), Edward Brophy ('Fats' Garvey), Alan Baxter (Frankie 'Acey' Kyle), Frank Conroy (Sid Gorman), Louise Beavers (Gloria), Victor Adams (Warehouse Gangster), Richard Allen (Policeman), Jimmy Barnes (Boy), Don 'Red' Barry (Billy Ernst), Brooks Benedict (Convict), William 'Billy' Benedict (Freddy - Office Boy), Wade Boteler (Turnkey), Jimmy Brewster (Gangster), Frederick Burton (Boston Editor), Orville Caldwell (Guard), Shirley Chambers (Blonde Girl in Dive), Jack Cheatham (Guard), Charles Coleman (Krozac's Butler), Gene Coogan (Warehouse Gangster), Jules Cowles (Alcatraz Prisoner), Hal Craig (Reporter), Mary Dees (Virginia Bauche), Billy Dooley (Deck Hand), Frank Du Frane (Reporter), Sam Finn (Convict), Eddie Foster (Convict), Corky (Rags -- Dog), Sayre Dearing (Hood in Warehouse), Allen Fox (Reporter), Christian J. Frank (Head Guard), Jack Gardner (Photographer), Fred Graham (Newspaper Hopper on Truck), Al Hill (Convict), Richard Holland (Boy), Bill Hunter (Guard), Jerry Jerome (Warehouse Gangster), John Kelly (Red), Harry Lash (Reporter), Priscilla Lawson (Girl in Dive), Jack Lindquist (Boy), George Magrill (Warehouse Gangster), Wally Maher (Photographer), Bud Marshall (Dive Proprietor), Allen Mathews (Convict), Ralph McCullough (Reporter), Horace McMahon (Limpy), Douglas McPhail (Reporter), Ivan Miller (Detective Wilson), Bert Moorhouse (Hank - a Reporter), Frank O'Connor (Guard), Ted Oliver (Guard in Warden's Office), Moroni Olsen (Detective Danny Shea), Eddie Parker (Federal Man), Edward Pawley (Brockett), Jack Pennick (Convict in Mess Hall Riot), Lee Phelps (Train Guard), Lee Powell (Federal Man), Paul Power (Warden's Aide), Jack Raymond (Convict), Don Roberts (Reporter), Willard Robertson (Mr. Broderick), Constantine Romanoff (Alcatraz Prisoner), Dick Rush (Policeman)
Regie
Edward Ludwig
Drehbuch
John Lee Mahin, William A. Wellman, Robert Carson
Kamera
William H. Daniels
Musik
Edward Ward
