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The Whipped
The film The Whipped is 91 minute from 1950, directed by Cy Endfield. The main cast consists of Dan Duryea, Herbert Marshall, Howard Da Silva and Gale Storm.
The Whipped
- Directed by: Cy Endfield
- Main cast: Dan Duryea, Herbert Marshall, Howard Da Silva, Gale Storm
- Written by: Henry Blankfort
- Cinematography: Stanley Cortez
Details
- Title: The Whipped
- Original Title: The Underworld Story
- Year: 1950
- Duration: 1h 31m
Release Dates
The Whipped premiered in cinemas on July 26, 1950.
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Cast & Crew
We know about 40 people who worked on "The Whipped";
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Roles
- Alan Hale Jr. ... Shaeffer, Durham Warehouse Thug
- Art Baker ... Lt. Tilton, state trooper
- Carl Sklover ... Howard George 'Turk' Meyers
- Dan Duryea ... Mike Reese
- Dick Foote ... Policeman
- Don McGuire ... Reporter in Bar
- Douglas Evans ... Newscaster
- Eddie Parks ... Mr. Mullins - Sign Painter
- Edward Van Sloan ... Minister at Funeral
- Frieda Inescort ... Mrs. Eldridge
- Gale Storm ... Catherine 'Cathy' Harris
- Harry Strang ... Police Sergeant
- Herbert Marshall ... E.J. Stanton
- Howard Da Silva ... Carl Durham
- Jack Mower ... Diane Stewart's Father at Funeral
- James Gonzalez
- James J. Casino
- Jay Adler ... Munsey's Assistant
- Jean Dean ... E. J. Stanton's Secretary
- Mary Anderson ... Molly Rankin
- Mary Newton ... Sidewalk Gossip
- Melville Cooper ... Maj. Redford
- Mervin Williams
- Ned Glass ... Editor - Atlas News Service
- Paul Bryar ... Helen's Father
- Phil Arnold ... Gus the Waiter
- Robert Coogan ... Henchman
- Roland Winters ... Stanley Becker
- Sam Balter ... Newscaster
- Sam Harris ... Mourner at Funeral
- Stanley Blystone ... Policeman
- Stephen Dunne ... Editor Chuck Lee
- Sue England ... Helen, fund worker
- Teddy Infuhr ... Johnny
- Tom Monroe ... Durham's Hood
- William J. O'Brien ... Townsman on Street / In Coffee Shop
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