I Am the Law (1938)Law professor John Lindsay is asked by a civic leader to become a special prosecutor to go after the racketeers in town. Director:Alexander Hall |
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I Am the Law (1938)Law professor John Lindsay is asked by a civic leader to become a special prosecutor to go after the racketeers in town. Director:Alexander Hall |
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| Edward G. Robinson | ... |
John Lindsay
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| Barbara O'Neil | ... |
Jerry Lindsay
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John Beal | ... |
Paul Ferguson
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Wendy Barrie | ... |
Frances 'Frankie' Ballou
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| Otto Kruger | ... |
Eugene Ferguson
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Arthur Loft | ... |
Tom Ross
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| Marc Lawrence | ... |
Eddie Girard
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Douglas Wood | ... |
District Attorney Bert Beery
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Robert Middlemass | ... |
Moss Kitchell
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Ivan Miller | ... |
Inspector Gleason
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Charles Halton | ... |
George Leander
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Louis Jean Heydt | ... |
J.W. Butler
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Fay Helm | ... |
Mrs. Butler
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Robert McWade | ... |
Law Student
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Law professor John Lindsay volunteers to clean up the corruption and graft in his town when the authorities seem unable to do so. When the gangsters infiltrate his staff, he recruits his law students to form an army of law enforcers. Written by Jim Beaver <jumblejim@prodigy.net>
i had never heard of this film until i ran across it on turner classic movies one day. It wasn't one of his best or worst films, come to think of it edward g. robinson never really made a bad film. As for the film itself, unless your a big edward g. robinson fan like me you probably shouldn't watch it.