Summary
High Sierra is an American thriller film first released in 1941,
directed by Raoul Walsh.
The film stars Ida Lupino, Humphrey Bogart, Alan Curtis, Arthur Kennedy and Joan Leslie.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: Raoul Walsh
- Script: John Huston, W.R. Burnett
- Photo: Tony Gaudio
- Music: Adolph Deutsch
- Cast: Ida Lupino (Marie), Humphrey Bogart (Roy Earle), Alan Curtis (’Babe’), Arthur Kennedy (’Red’), Joan Leslie (Velma), Henry Hull (’Doc’ Banton), Henry Travers (Pa), Jerome Cowan (Healy), Minna Gombell (Mrs. Baughmam), Barton MacLane (Jake Kranmer), Elisabeth Risdon (Ma), Cornel Wilde (Louis Mendoza), Donald MacBride (Big Mac), Paul Harvey (Mr. Baughmam), Isabel Jewell (Blonde), Willie Best (Algernon), Spencer Charters (Ed), George Meeker (Pfiffer), Robert Strange (Art), John Eldredge (Lon Preiser), Sam Hayes (Announcer), Zero the Dog (Pard), William Hopper (Man (scenes deleted)), Charles Anthony Hughes (Man (scenes deleted)), Frank Mayo (Man (scenes deleted)), Cliff Saum (Shaw (scenes deleted)), Eddie Acuff (Bus driver), Erville Alderson (Farmer at the Earle homestead), Dorothy Appleby (Margie (Joe’s girlfriend)), Peter Ashley (Young man at the auto accident), Arthur Aylesworth (Circle Auto Court owner), James Blaine (Deputy), Wade Boteler (Sheriff), Lucia Carroll (Brunette woman with Bob), Eddy Chandler (Policeman at auto accident), Davison Clark (Deputy), Richard Clayton (Bellboy at the robbery), Clancy Cooper (Policeman George asking for ID), Frank Cordell (Slim (Marksman)), James Flavin (Policeman), William Gould (Hotel watchman), Carl Harbaugh (Fisherman), Harry Hayden (John (Druggist)), Louis Jean Heydt (Bob (Tourist at robbery)), Robert Emmett Keane (Man with glasses at the auto accident), Al Lloyd (Man in auto court office), George Lloyd (Gangster greeting Earle at prison), Gerald Mackey (Boy going fishing), Frank Moran (Policeman), Jack Mower (Policeman), Garry Owen (Joe (Velma’s guest)), Lee Phelps (Policeman Henry Holden at drugstore), Jack Rutherford (Policeman), Ralph Sanford (Tom the fat man at drugstore), Buster Wiles (Marksman who shoots Roy Earle), Maris Wrixon (Blonde woman at the auto accident), Charlotte Wynters (Woman behind counter)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 100 min; B&W
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