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An expose of the racketeering "accident victims" who extort millions of dollars annually from American automobile owners, insurance companies and property owners by staging fake accident with paid-witnesses standing by to serve in court... See more »
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Joe Bradley (as Bill Boyd)
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Mabel Weenie
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Steve Brennan
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Sammie Miller
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Alice Averill
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Dr. Averill
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Tom Rourke
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Day File Clerk
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Dr. Schwarz
Ruth Fallows ...
Mildred
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Rourke's Henchman (uncredited)
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Miss McCabe - Averill's Secretary (uncredited)
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Head Nurse Brown (uncredited)
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Dr. Mason (uncredited)
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Second Drunk (uncredited)
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Millionaire's Male Secretary (uncredited)
Lee Kohlmar ...
Elderly Motorist (uncredited)
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Telephone Operator (uncredited)
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Sammie's Pal (uncredited)
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Dr. Lenehan (uncredited)
Larry Schoebel ...
Dr. Wilson (uncredited)
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Miss McCabe, Night Switchboard Operator (uncredited)
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Telephone Operator (uncredited)
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Police Patrolman (uncredited)

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Edward L. Cahn ... (as Edward Cahn)

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Houston Branch ... (screen play) and
Joseph L. Mankiewicz ... (screen play)
 
John B. Clymer ... (based on a story by) and
James Ewens ... (based on a story by)

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Merian C. Cooper ... executive producer
Sam Jaffe ... associate producer

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Roy Webb ... (uncredited)

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J. Roy Hunt ... (photographed by)

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Daniel Mandell ... (edited by)
William Hamilton ... (uncredited)

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Walter Plunkett ... (uncredited)

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Edward Killy ... assistant director (uncredited)

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Alfred Herman ... associate production designer (as Al Herman) / settings (as Al Herman)
Van Nest Polglase ... settings

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Philip Faulkner Jr. ... recordist (as P.J. Faulkner Jr.)

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Harry Redmond Sr. ... special effects supervisor (uncredited)

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Max Steiner ... musical director (uncredited)
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Plot Summary

An expose of the racketeering "accident victims" who extort millions of dollars annually from American automobile owners, insurance companies and property owners by staging fake accident with paid-witnesses standing by to serve in court trials if needed. After a few examples, this one concentrates on the 'gutter-floppers." Written by Les Adams

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Taglines LOVE MUST WAIT WHILE THESE BRAVE MEN RISK THEIR LIVES TO SAVE LIFE! (original poster) See more »
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Also Known As
  • El agresor invisible (Spain)
  • Troppa armonia (Italy)
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  • 65 min
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Trivia The Bible verse Mabel tries to recall at the end of the film is John 15:13. "Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends." See more »
Movie Connections References Little Caesar (1931). See more »
Quotes Steve Brennan: You know, they oughta put advertisements on hospital ceilings. They could make a lot of money that way
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