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Don Ameche | Jack O'Leary | |
Alice Faye | Belle Fawcett | |
Sr. Tyrone Power | ||
Alice Brady | Molly O'Leary | |
Andy Devine | Pickle Bixby | |
J. Anthony Hughes | Patrick O'Leary | |
Sidney Blackmer | General Phil Sheridan | |
Tyler Brooke | Specialty Singer | |
Phyllis Brooks | Ann Colby | |
Tom Brown | Bob O'Leary | |
Spencer Charters | Beavers | |
Berton Churchill | Senator Colby | |
Eddie Collins | ||
Brian Donlevy | Gil Warren | |
Rondo Hatton | Body Guard | |
Paul Hurst | Mitch |
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Producer | Lamar Trotti
Darryl F. Zanuck |
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Writer | Sonya Levien
Lamar Trotti |
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Cinematography | Peverell Marley
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Musician | Louis Silvers
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This Oscar®-winning film about an explosive family dynamic is interwoven with the tale of a city afire with greed, corruption and ambition. The story centers on the O'Leary family, pioneer settlers whose eldest boys achieve notoriety and power in bustling Chicago. After Jack (Don Ameche) gets elected mayor with the help of his popular brother Dion (Tyrone Power), the two lock horns over the future of Chicago's slums. Using his cabaret singer wife (Alice Faye) as a pawn in their dispute, Dion accelerates their intense rivalry as the whole town takes sides. It is not until a massive fire wipes out all of old Chicago that the O'Learys' lives are changed forever. |
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