Afraid to Talk

Afraid to Talk (1932)

A Dramatic expose of Graft-ridden Politics!

  • Genre: Crime, Drama
  • Release Date: 1932-11-17
  • User Rating: 6/10 from 1 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 9min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: Universal Pictures
  • Production Country: United States of America
  • Director: Edward L. Cahn
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Summary

Corrupt politicians resort to murder and blackmail when a young boy accidentally witnesses them taking payoffs.

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  • Eric Linden

    as Eddie Martin

  • Sidney Fox

    as Peggy Martin

  • Tully Marshall

    as District Attorney. Anderson

  • Louis Calhern

    as Asst. District Attorney John Wade

  • George Meeker

    as Lenny Collins

  • Robert Warwick

    as Jake Stranskey

  • Berton Churchill

    as Mayor William 'Billy' Manning

  • Edward Arnold

    as Jig Skelli

  • Mayo Methot

    as Marge Winters

  • Matt McHugh

    as Joe Skelli

  • Joyce Compton

    as Alice - Party Girl

  • King Baggot

    as Police Officer (uncredited)

  • Walter Brennan

    as Protester Sign Carrier (uncredited)

  • Lita Chevret

    as Molly (uncredited)

  • Dorothy Granger

    as Kippie - Party Girl (uncredited)

  • Ben Taggart

    as Detective Burke (uncredited)

  • Thomas E. Jackson

    as Deputy Benchley

  • Frank Sheridan

    as Police Commissioner Garvey

  • Ian Maclaren

    as Chief Frank Hyers

  • Gustav von Seyffertitz

    as Attorney Harry Berger

  • Reginald Barlow

    as Judge MacMurray

  • Edward Martindel

    as Major Jamison

  • John Ince

    as Bill (detective)

  • George Chandler

    as Pete (bellhop)

  • Arthur Housman

    as Archie (drunk)

  • Joe Bonomo

    as Party Guest

  • Lynton Brent

    as Wade's Secretary

  • Ralph Brooks

    as Reporter

  • Thomas Carrigan

    as Burns

  • G. Pat Collins

    as Detective Archie Quinn

  • Kernan Cripps

    as Arresting Detective

  • Jack Dougherty

    as Third-Degree Detective

  • Jimmie Dundee

    as Cab Driver

  • James Eagles

    as Sam - Bellhop

  • Jim Farley

    as Police Sergeant

  • William Farrel

    as Third-Degree Detective #1

  • Olin Francis

    as Prison Hospital Guard

  • Clarence Geldart

    as Third-Degree Doctor

  • Charles Giblyn

    as Doctor

  • Huntley Gordon

    as Governor

  • Julia Griffith

    as Dignitary on Dais

  • Pat Harmon

    as Prison Patient

  • Robert Homans

    as Bill McGuire - Third-Degree Detective

  • Perry Ivins

    as Unemployed Man

  • Gladden James

    as Reporter

  • Lew Kelly

    as Mailman

  • William J. Kelly

    as Third-Degree Detective

  • Colin Kenny

    as Dignitary on Dais

  • Fred Kohler Jr.

    as Max - Elevator Operator

  • Lew Meehan

    as Jail Official

  • Monte Montague

    as Electrician

  • Frances Morris

    as Miss Sheridan - Nurse

  • Robert Morris

    as Third-Degree Detective #2

  • Lee Phelps

    as Taxi Driver

  • Alexander Pollard

    as Party Waiter

  • Hal Price

    as Arresting Detective

  • Lorin Raker

    as Mike

  • Jack Richardson

    as Editor

  • Cliff Saum

    as Protester with Sign

  • Philip Sleeman

    as Prison Patient

  • Emma Tansey

    as Old Lady

  • Harry Tenbrook

    as Spike - Henchman

  • Edward Thomas

    as Bartender

  • William Wagner

    as Reporter

  • Allen Wood

    as Bellhop
Directing Edward L. Cahn Director
Writing Albert Maltz Theatre Play
Writing George Sklar Theatre Play
Writing Tom Reed Writer
Art Edgar G. Ulmer Art Direction
Camera Karl Freund Director of Photography
Editing Milton Carruth Editor

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