I Stole a Million (1939)

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Directed by

Frank Tuttle

Writing Credits

Nathanael West	...	(screenplay)

Lester Cole	...	(story)

Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification


	George Raft	...	Joe Lourik
	Claire Trevor	...	Laura Benson
	Dick Foran	...	Paul Carver
	Henry Armetta	...	Nick
	Victor Jory	...	Patian
	George Chandler	...	Herbert
	Irving Bacon	...	Simpson
	Tom Fadden	...	Verne
	Robert Elliott	...	Peterson (as Robert Elliot)
	Joe Sawyer	...	Billings (as Joseph Sawyer)
	John Hamilton	...	Dist. Atty. Wilson
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Ernie Adams	...	The Mooch (uncredited)
	Raymond Bailey	...	Cabby (uncredited)
	John Berkes	...	Hobo - RR Boxcar (uncredited)
	Harry C. Bradley	...	Sexton (uncredited)
	Virginia Brissac	...	Nurse (uncredited)
	Arthur Q. Bryan	...	Cafe Mgr. Forbidding Dancing (uncredited)
	John Butler	...	Logan - Cab Manager (uncredited)
	Hobart Cavanaugh	...	Jenkins' Bespectacled Asst. (uncredited)
	Eddy Chandler	...	Baggage Car Guard (uncredited)
	Wallis Clark	...	Jenkins - Mgr. of Cab Installment Sales (uncredited)
	Hal K. Dawson	...	Bit Part (uncredited)
	Drew Demorest	...	Reporter (uncredited)
	Eddie Dunn	...	Trucking Superintendent (uncredited)
	Ralph Dunn	...	Bartender (uncredited)
	Dick Elliott	...	Small-Town Doctor (uncredited)
	Fern Emmett	...	Visitor in Hospital (uncredited)
	Billy Engle	...	Bookkeeper (uncredited)
	Dot Farley	...	Bit Part (uncredited)
	Jim Farley	...	Doorman (uncredited)
	Sam Finn	...	Cabby (uncredited)
	Edward Fliegle	...	Bit Part (uncredited)
	Mary Forbes	...	Customer in Flower Shop (uncredited)
	Lee Ford	...	Theatre Usher (uncredited)
	Mary Foy	...	Prison Matron (uncredited)
	Jack Gardner	...	Reporter (uncredited)
	Mack Gray	...	Role Unconfirmed (uncredited)
	Al Hill	...	Post Office Guard (uncredited)
	Harold Hoff	...	Garage Attendant (uncredited)
	J. Anthony Hughes	...	Bank Robber (uncredited)
	Lloyd Ingraham	...	Sympathetic Man (uncredited)
	Charles Irwin	...	Theater Manager (uncredited)
	Mike Lally	...	Croupier (uncredited)
	Edmund MacDonald	...	First Cop (uncredited)
	Mary MacLaren	...	Nurse (uncredited)
	Jerry Marlowe	...	Photographer (uncredited)
	Larry McGrath	...	Gas Station Attendant (uncredited)
	Mira McKinney	...	Mrs. Loomis - Laura's Landlady (uncredited)
	Malcolm 'Bud' McTaggart	...	Reporter (uncredited)
	Margaret McWade	...	Matron (uncredited)
	Harold Minjir	...	Jewelry Salesman (uncredited)
	Frances Morris	...	Prisoner (uncredited)
	Lee Murray	...	Jockey (uncredited)
	Jimmy O'Gatty	...	Mug (uncredited)
	Sarah Padden	...	Lady in Post Office (uncredited)
	Emory Parnell	...	Friendly Cop at Flower Shop (uncredited)
	Edward Peil Sr.	...	Doorman (uncredited)
	Russ Powell	...	Watchman (uncredited)
	Joey Ray	...	Clerk (uncredited)
	Stanley Ridges	...	Downs - Crooked Atty. (uncredited)
	Betty Roadman	...	Matron (uncredited)
	Jason Robards Sr.	...	Bank Teller (uncredited)
	Frances Robinson	...	Elsie - Movie Cashier (uncredited)
	Constantine Romanoff	...	Wrestler (uncredited)
	Henry Roquemore	...	Manager of Acme Cab Company (uncredited)
	William Ruhl	...	Detective (uncredited)
	David Sharpe	...	Cabby (uncredited)
	Harry Stafford	...	Bit Part (uncredited)
	Tom Steele	...	Cop (uncredited)
	Landers Stevens	...	Businessman (uncredited)
	Charles Sullivan	...	Gas Station Helper (uncredited)
	Ben Taggart	...	Police Guard at Hospital (uncredited)
	Phil Tead	...	Charlie (uncredited)
	Harry Tyler	...	Kibitzer at Dice Game (uncredited)
	Emmett Vogan	...	Movie Theater Mgr. (uncredited)
	Billy Wayne	...	Mild Cabbie (uncredited)
	Dick Wessel	...	2nd Cop (uncredited)
	Claire Whitney	...	Hospital Matron (uncredited)
	Arthur Yeoman	...	Telegrapher (uncredited)

Produced by

Burt Kelly

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producer

Music by

Frank Skinner

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(uncredited)

...

(as R.A. Gausman)

Costume Design by

Vera West

...

(gowns)

Sound Department

William R. Fox

...

sound technician (as William Fox)

Stunts

David Sharpe	...	stunts (uncredited)
Tom Steele	...	stunts (uncredited)

Music Department

Charles Previn	...	musical director
Ralph Freed	...	composer: stock music (uncredited)
Charles Previn	...	composer: stock music (uncredited)

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