| Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye | |||||
| Republic Pictures (1950) | |||||
| Crime, Drama, Film-Noir | |||||
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| James Cagney | Ralph Cotter | |
| Luther Adler | Keith Mandon | |
| Ward Bond | Insp. Charles Weber | |
| Helena Bonham Carter | ||
| Barton MacLane | Lt. John Reece | |
| Barbara Payton | Holiday Carleton | |
| Neville Brand | ||
| Steve Brodie | Joe Raynor | |
| Helena Carter | Margaret Dobson | |
| Rhys Williams | Vic Mason | |
| Herbert Heyes | Ezra Dobson | |
| John Litel | Police Chief Tolgate | |
| William Frawley | Byers | |
| Robert Karnes | Det. Gray | |
| Kenneth Tobey | Det. Fowler | |
| Dan Riss | District Attorney | |
| Frank Reicher | Darius Green |
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| Producer | William Cagney
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| Writer | Harry Brown
Horace McCoy |
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Ralph Cotter doesn't care about anything. Except his next "kill". After escaping from prison, the cold-blooded mobster satisfies a pent-up lust for violence in an unstoppable crime-spree with Barbara, his love-struck gun moll. But when Cotter heartlessly murders her brother and dumps her for a classy debutante, Barbara plots a vicious end to the gangster's cruel campaign. It's James Cagney as his bad-guy best in this tense saga on underworld revenge! Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye, one in a great series of classic crime films that have influenced generations of American filmmakers and viewers. |
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