Overview
Smart Money is an American crime film first released in 1931,
directed by Alfred E. Green.
The film stars Edward G. Robinson, James Cagney, Margaret Livingston and Ralf Harolde.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
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Director: Alfred E. Green
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Script: Kubec Glasmon, John Bright, Lucien Hubbard, Joseph Jackson
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Photo: Robert Kurrle
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Music: David Mendoza
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Cast: Edward G. Robinson (Nick ’The Barber’ Venizelos),
James Cagney (Jack),
Margaret Livingston (Irene Graham),
Ralf Harolde (Sleepy Sam, earlier mistaken for Hickory Short),
Noel Francis (Marie (Sleepy Sam’s girl)),
Evalyn Knapp (District Attorney’s girl),
Maurice Black (Greek barber),
Billy House (Irontown salesman-gambler),
Paul Porcasi (Alexander Amenoppopolus),
Gladys Lloyd (Second cigar stand clerk),
Polly Walters (Lola (manicurist)),
Ernie Alexander (Bellboy),
Edwin Argus (Two-Time Phil, earlier introduced as Back-to-Back Shultz),
Spencer Bell (Suntan),
Clark ’Buddy’ Burroughs (Mr. ’Deep’ River),
Donald Cook (Nick’s Second Accomplice after Poker Game),
John George (Dwarf on train),
Eddie Hart (Detective),
Edward Hearn (Reporter),
Eulalie Jensen (Matron),
Eddie Kane (Tom (Canary Cottage Club customer)),
Boris Karloff (Sport Williams),
Charles Lane (Hotel desk clerk),
John Larkin (Snake Eyes, Porter),
Gus Leonard (Joe (barber shop customer)),
Wallace MacDonald (Cigar stand clerk),
Mae Madison (Irontown blonde borrowing $100),
Charlotte Merriam (Girl at gaming table),
William H. O’Brien (Bill, Nick’s Chauffeur),
Charles O’Malley (Guard with machine gun),
Walter Percival (Dealer Barnes),
George Reed (George, a Porter),
Hector Sarno (Peter ’Pete’),
Harry Semels (Gambler),
Ben Taggart (Hickory Short),
Morgan Wallace (Dist. Atty. Black)
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Country: USA
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Language: English
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Runtime: 81 min
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