Up the River (1930) - film review

Comedy / Crime / Drama

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Up the River is an American crime film first released in 1930, directed by John Ford. The film stars Spencer Tracy, Claire Luce, Warren Hymer, Humphrey Bogart and William Collier Sr.. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: John Ford
Script: Maurine Dallas Watkins, William Collier Sr., John Ford
Photo: Joseph H. August
Music: James F. Hanley, Joseph McCarthy
Cast: Spencer Tracy (Saint Louis), Claire Luce (Judy), Warren Hymer (Dannemora Dan), Humphrey Bogart (Steve Jordan), William Collier Sr. (Pop), Joan Marie Lawes (Jean), Ward Bond (Inmate Socked by Saint Louis), Joe Brown (Deputy Warden), Bob Burns (Slim), Edythe Chapman (Mrs. Jordan), Harvey Clark (Nash), Dick Curtis (New Inmate), Noel Francis (Sophie), Althea Henley (Cynthia Jordan), Elizabeth Keating (May), Helen Keating (June), Richard Keene (Dick), Sharon Lynn (Edith La Verne), George MacFarlane (John Jessup), Louise Mackintosh (Mrs. Massey), Wilbur Mack (Whiteley), Goodee Montgomery (Kit), Robert Emmett O’Connor (Warden), Robert Parrish (Boy), Steve Pendleton (Morris), Pat Somerset (Beauchamp), John Swor (Clem), Mildred Vincent (Annie), Johnnie Walker (Happy), Morgan Wallace (Frosby), Adele Windsor (Minnie), Carol Wines (Daisy Elmore)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 92 min; B&W

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