| Johnny O'clock | |||||
| (1947) | |||||
| Crime, Drama, Film Noir | |||||
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| Dick Powell | Johnny O'Clock | |
| Evelyn Keyes | Nancy Hobson | |
| Lee J. Cobb | Inspector Koch | |
| Ellen Drew | Nelle Marchettis | |
| Nina Foch | Harriet Hobson | |
| Thomas Gomez | Pete Marchettis | |
| John Kellogg | Charlie | |
| Jim Bannon | Chuck Blayden | |
| Mabel Paige | Slatternly Woman Tenant | |
| Phil Brown | Phil | |
| George Alesko | Practical Dealer | |
| John P. Barrett | Floorman | |
| Fred Beecher | Practical Dealer | |
| Brooks Benedict | Card Player | |
| John Berkes | Waiter |
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| Producer | Milton Holmes
Edward G. Nealis |
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| Writer | Robert Rossen
Milton Holmes |
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| Cinematography | Burnett Guffey
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| Musician | George Duning
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Slick, egotistical Johnny O'Clock (Powell) is a partner in a gambling house that has seen better days. When the hat-check girl is found murdered, he gets involved with crooked cops and criminals that includes his shady partner in the casino, Pete. |
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