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Cast

Spencer Tracy profile

Spencer Tracy

Mayor Frank Skeffington

Jeffrey Hunter profile

Jeffrey Hunter

Adam Caulfield

Dianne Foster profile

Dianne Foster

Mave Caulfield

Pat O’Brien profile

Pat O’Brien

John Gorman

Basil Rathbone profile

Basil Rathbone

Norman Cass Sr.

Donald Crisp profile

Donald Crisp

The Cardinal

James Gleason profile

James Gleason

Cuke Gillen

Edward Brophy profile

Edward Brophy

Ditto Boland

John Carradine profile

John Carradine

Amos Force

Willis Bouchey profile

Willis Bouchey

Roger Sugrue

Basil Ruysdael profile

Basil Ruysdael

The Episcopal Bishop

Ricardo Cortez profile

Ricardo Cortez

Sam Weinberg

Wallace Ford profile

Wallace Ford

Charlie Hennessey

Frank McHugh profile

Frank McHugh

Festus Garvey

Frank Albertson profile

Frank Albertson

Jack Mangan

Bob Sweeney profile

Bob Sweeney

Johnny Degnan

William Leslie profile

William Leslie

Dan Herlihy

Anna Lee profile

Anna Lee

Gert Minihan

Ken Curtis profile

Ken Curtis

Monsignor Killian

O.Z. Whitehead profile

O.Z. Whitehead

Norman Cass Jr.

Charles B. Fitzsimons profile

Charles B. Fitzsimons

Kevin McCluskey (uncredited)

James Flavin profile

James Flavin

Police Capt. Michael J. Shanah...

William Forrest profile

William Forrest

Tom - The Doctor (uncredited)

Jack Pennick profile

Jack Pennick

Police Sgt. Rafferty (uncredit...

Helen Westcott profile

Helen Westcott

Mrs. McCluskey (uncredited)

Phil Adams profile

Phil Adams

Man (uncredited)

Alex Akimoff profile

Alex Akimoff

Man (uncredited)

Details

Status

Released

Original language

en

Countries

US

Reviews

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A review by CinemaSerf 7

October 9, 2023

Spencer Tracy is very much in his element as the long established, ducking and diving, Irish-American city mayor who takes on the blue-blooded commercial powers-that-be in his un-named New England city led by industrialist "Cass" (Basil Rathbone). It plays a little to Irish-American stereotypes across the board - corruption abounds all over the shop; plenty of light hearted cons and arm-twisting being used for the public good and with a little healthy pocket-lining at the same time....

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