The Star Witness (1931) - film review

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The Star Witness is an American film first released in 1931, directed by William A. Wellman. The film stars Walter Huston, Frances Starr, Grant Mitchell, Sally Blane and Ralph Ince. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: William A. Wellman
Script: Lucien Hubbard, Bud Barsky
Music: Alois Reiser
Cast: Walter Huston (District Attorney Whitlock), Frances Starr (Ma Leeds), Grant Mitchell (Pa Leeds), Sally Blane (Sue Leeds), Ralph Ince (’Maxey’ Campo), Edward J. Nugent (Jackie Leeds), Dickie Moore (Ned Leeds), Nat Pendleton (Henchman Big Jack), George Ernest (Donny Leeds), Russell Hopton (Deputy Thorpe), Charles ’Chic’ Sale (Private ’Grandpa’ Summerill), Edgar Dearing (Policeman Jim Sockett), Guy D’Ennery (Henchman Jack Short), Mike Donlin (Henchman Mickey), Tom Dugan (Deputy Brown), Robert Elliott (Deputy Williams), Ben Hall (Orville – Timekeeper at W.P. Randolph), George Irving (Judge), Allan Lane (Young Deputy at the Leeds Home), Noel Madison (Henchman Horan), Fletcher Norton (Henchman Dopey), Bob Perry (Henchman Baldy), Harry Tenbrook (Henchman), Harry Watson (Boy Baseball Player), William A. Wellman (Company Workman)
Country: USA
Language: English / German
Runtime: 68 min; B&W

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