Overview
These Wilder Years is an American film first released in 1956,
directed by Roy Rowland.
The film stars James Cagney, Barbara Stanwyck, Walter Pidgeon, Betty Lou Keim and Don Dubbins.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
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Director: Roy Rowland
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Script: Frank Fenton, Ralph Wheelwright
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Photo: George J. Folsey
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Music: Jeff Alexander
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Cast: James Cagney (Steve Bradford),
Barbara Stanwyck (Ann Dempster),
Walter Pidgeon (James Rayburn),
Betty Lou Keim (Suzie),
Don Dubbins (Mark),
Edward Andrews (Mr. Spottsford),
Basil Ruysdael (Judge),
Grandon Rhodes (Roy Oliphant),
Will Wright (Old Cab Driver),
Lewis Martin (Dr. Miller),
Dorothy Adams (Aunt Martha),
Dean Jones (Hardware Clerk),
Herb Vigran (Traffic Cop),
Bob Alden (Bellhop),
Byron Amidon,
Nesdon Booth (Pool Room Proprietor),
Don Burnett,
Frank Connor (Court Clerk),
Charles Evans (Board member),
Elizabeth Flournoy (Spottsford’s Secretary),
Bess Flowers (Lounge Extra),
William Forrest (Board member),
Eleanor Grumer,
Jimmy Hayes (Young Reporter),
Charles Herbert (Small Boy),
Mary Alan Hokanson (Miss Smith),
Edna Holland (Nurse),
Bruce Irwin (Two Year Old Boy),
Jack Kenny (Chauffeur),
Lois Kimbrell (Secretary),
Janet Lake,
Michael Landon (Boy in poolhall),
Tom Laughlin (Football player),
Mary Lawrence (Mrs. Callahan),
Luana Lee (Stenographer),
Ruth Lee (Miss Adelaide Finch),
John Maxwell (Board member),
Richard McGough (Child),
Matt Moore (Ed, the Gateman),
Kathleen Mulqueen (Prim lady),
Burt Mustin (Old Man),
Ralph Neff (Lady Bartender),
Frank O’Connor (Court Clerk),
Jimmy Ogg (Johnny, the boy),
Marc Platt (Mr. Callahan),
Lillian Powell (Proprietress),
Joy Rogers,
Russell Simpson (Farmer),
Audrey Swanson (Saleslady),
Charles Tannen (Loafer),
Sid Tomack (Jess, the Bartender),
Louis Towers (Child),
Harry Tyler (Doorman),
Leon Tyler (Student Secretary),
Emmett Vogan (Board member),
Billy Wayne (Bowling Alley Manager),
Russ Whitney (Hotel clerk)
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Country: USA
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Language: English
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Runtime: 91 min; B&W
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