Summary
A Man Betrayed is an American romantic film drama first released in 1941,
directed by John H. Auer.
The film stars John Wayne, Frances Dee, Edward Ellis, Wallace Ford and Ward Bond.
It has also been released under the title: Citadel of Crime.
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Credits
- Director: John H. Auer
- Script: Jack Moffitt, Tom Kilpatrick, Isabel Dawn
- Cast: John Wayne (Lynn Hollister), Frances Dee (Sabra Cameron), Edward Ellis (Boss Thomas ’Tom’ Cameron), Wallace Ford (Casey (’Globe’ newspaper reporter)), Ward Bond (Floyd, Amato’s Goon), Harold Huber (Morris ’Morrie’ Slade), Alexander Granach (T. Amato, Club Inferno Manager), Barnett Parker (George, the Cameron’s Butler), Edwin Stanley (Prosecutor), Harry Hayden (Lawyer Don Langworthy), Tim Ryan (Mr. Wilson, Insurance Agent), Russell Hicks (Dist. Atty. C.R. Pringle), Pierre Watkin (Governor), Ferris Taylor (Mayor Al), Harry Allen (Beggar Outside Club Inferno), Raymond Bailey (Amato Henchman), Mary Bovard (Brunette at Train Station), Don Brodie (5th Precinct Worker), Jack Carr (Skimpy, a Henchman), Tristram Coffin (Night Club Patron with Blonde), Maurice Costello (Club Inferno Patron), Joseph Crehan (Bob, Globe Newspaper Editor), Eddie Dean (Elmer, the Ice Man), Joe Devlin (Tramp at Soup Kitchen), James Dime (Waiter at Club Inferno), Dick Elliott (Ward Heeler), Greta Granstedt (Information Booth Clerk), Kit Guard (Voter Henry Jones), Robert Homans (Traffic Policeman), Patricia Knox (Blonde from Kokomo), Walter Long (Henchman Asking About Pete and Louie), Frances Morris (Pringle’s Secretary), Wendell Niles (Radio Announcer), Frank O’Connor (Train Conductor), George Ovey (Soup Kitchen Server), Jack Raymond (Voter Gilbert Monroe), Jack Roper (Montgomery, Club Inferno Employee), Philip Sleeman (Al aka Scarface, Cameron’s Henchman), Harry Strang (Plainclothesman), Charles Sullivan (Butch, Club Inferno Waiter), Minerva Urecal (Librarian), Blackie Whiteford (Voter James Brown), Duke York (Doorman at Club Inferno)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 82 min; B&W
- Aka: Citadel of Crime; Wheel of Fortune
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