1945 · 1h 10m · Action, Crime, Drama
Dillinger
Directed byMax Nosseck
TMDB
5.9
36 votes
Box office
$2M
13.3x its $150K budget
Released Apr 6, 1945 by King Brothers Productions
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Cast
- Lawrence TierneyJohn Dillinger
- Edmund LoweSpecs Green
- Anne JeffreysHelen Rogers
- Eduardo CiannelliMarco Minelli
- Marc LawrenceDoc Madison
- Elisha Cook Jr.Kirk Otto
- Elsa JanssenMrs. Otto
- Ludwig StösselMr. Otto
- Constance WorthBlonde
- Ralph LewisTony
- Jack MulhallPolice Officer (uncredited)
- Fred AldrichConvict in Prison Cafeteria (uncredited)
Full cast (39)
- Sam BalterNewsreel Announcer (voice) (uncredited)
- Noble 'Kid' ChissellWatchman (uncredited)
- James ConatyRestaurant Customer (uncredited)
- William B. DavidsonBank President (uncredited)
- Dick ElliottMan in Bar (uncredited)
- Terry FrostFederal Agent Who Shoots Dillinger (uncredited)
- Chuck HamiltonArmored Car Guard (uncredited)
- George HumbertBarber (uncredited)
- Selmer JacksonDr. Rex Spang (uncredited)
- Kenner G. KempBank Customer /Federal Agent (uncredited)
- Milton KibbeeBank Employee (uncredited)
- Victor KilianPa Dillinger (uncredited)
- Charles La TorreJewelry Store Clerk (uncredited)
- Jack 'Tiny' LipsonMovie Theatre Patron (uncredited)
- Walter LongMug in Police Lineup (uncredited)
- Lou LubinJack - Waiter (uncredited)
- George MagrillTrain Conductor (uncredited)
- Sam McDanielTrain Porter (uncredited)
- George McKayStore Owner (uncredited)
- Billy NelsonWatchman (uncredited)
- Bob PerryBank Guard (uncredited)
- Hugh ProsserGuard (uncredited)
- Dewey RobinsonPrison Guard (uncredited)
- Constantine RomanoffConvict in Mess Hall (uncredited)
- Lee 'Lasses' WhiteCement Contractor (uncredited)
- Ernest WhitmanJack - Black Prisoner (uncredited)
- Norman WillisArresting Policeman (uncredited)
Crew
- Director
- Max Nosseck
- Writers
- William CastlePhilip Yordan
- Music
- Dimitri Tiomkin
- Cinematography
- Jackson Rose
- Editing
- Edward Mann
- Producers
- Frank KingMaurice King
1 nominations, 0 wins
Awards record
- NominatedBest Original Screenplay · Academy Awards 1946Philip Yordan
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