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Guns Don't Argue (1957)

92 min  -  Crime | Drama
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A composite of three re-edited episodes from the 1952 TV series, Gangbusters, released to theatres in 1957 as a feature film. Gang Busters (1954) was a similar effort.

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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Myron Healey Myron Healey ...
John Dillinger (archive footage)
Jean Harvey Jean Harvey ...
'Ma' Barker (archive footage)
Paul Dubov Paul Dubov ...
Alvin Karpis (archive footage)
Sam Edwards ...
Fred Barker (archive footage)
Richard Crane Richard Crane ...
Homer Van Meter (archive footage)
Tamar Cooper Tamar Cooper ...
Bonnie Parker (archive footage)
Baynes Barron Baynes Barron ...
Clyde Barrow (archive footage)
Doug Wilson Doug Wilson ...
Jim Davis Jim Davis ...
Police Captain Stewart / Narrator (archive footage)
Lyle Talbot ...
Dr. William Guellfe, Plastic Surgeon (archive footage)
Sydney Mason Sydney Mason ...
Lieutenant Bill Baxter (archive footage)
Lash La Rue Lash La Rue ...
'Doc' Barker (archive footage)
Ralph Moody Ralph Moody ...
Arthur 'Pa' Barker (archive footage)
Jeanne Carmen ...
Paula (archive footage)
Ann Morriss Ann Morriss ...
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A composite of three re-edited episodes from the 1952 TV series, Gangbusters, released to theatres in 1957 as a feature film. Gang Busters (1954) was a similar effort.

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. . . and dead men don't talk!

Genres:

Crime | Drama

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Also Known As:

I F.B.I. enantion tou Dillinger See more »

Company Credits

Production Co:

Visual Drama Inc. See more »
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Mono
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Goofs

Anachronisms: Though set in the 1930's, the films sets and costumes are all 1950's. See more »