Deadline - U.S.A. (1952)
| Release Date | 14 March 1952 |
| Genre | Crime, Drama |
| Country | USA |
| Filming Locations | New York Daily News Building - 42nd Street, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA |
| Language | English |
| Sound Mix | Mono |
| Color | Black and White |
| Film Type | Feature |
| Film Class | Crime Thriller |
| Themes | Members of the Press |
| Tones | Tense, Stylized, Forceful, Ominous, Downbeat |
| Tags | Against The System, Big City, Chief, City, Compromise, Conflict, Corruption, Courage, Criminal, Crusade, Danger, Daughter, Diary, Editor, Ethics, Expose [revelation], Fate, Gangster, Girl, Government, Greed, Henchman, Ideals, Justice, Kill, Kingpin, Lifestyle, Mother, Newspaper, Noble, Office, One Against Odds, Organization, Organized Crime, Payoff, Personal, Police, Press, Pressure, Publisher, Reader, Relentlessness, Return, Sales, Secrets, Selling, Showgirl, Sister, Speech, Struggle, Thug, Time, Tracking [following], Underworld, Victim, Widow/widower, Wife, Woman, Wound [injury] |
Deadline – U.S.A. is a 1952 crime film starring Humphrey Bogart, Ethel Barrymore and Kim Hunter. A crusading newspaper editor fights a gangster. The newspaper used as background on the film, called The Day is loosely based upon the old New York City newspaper The Sun, which closed in 1950. The original Sun newspaper was edited by a Mr. Benjamin Day, making the 1952 film name a good play on words.
Cast and Crew
Cast
Martin Gabel
Thomas Rienzi
Bill Baldwin
Man asking for Ed Hutcheson
Willis Bouchey
Henry
Ralph Brooks
Newspaperman
Harris Brown
Al Murray
Clancy Cooper
Capt. Finlay
Ashley Cowan
Lefty Smith
Luther Crockett
National editor
Paul Dubov
Mac, Photographer
June Eisner
Miss Bentley
William Forrest
Mr. Greene, Mrs. Garrison's Lawyer
Betty Francine
Telephone operator
Alex Gerry
Prentiss, Garrison Daughter's Lawyer
Everett Glass
Doctor Emanuel
Raymond Greenleaf
Lawrence White
Sam Harris
Nightclub Extra
Harry Harvey
Bill
Thomas Browne Henry
Fenway
Marjorie Holliday
Telephone Operator
Edward Keane
Mr. Blake, Mrs. Garrison's Lawyer
Colin Kenny
Newspaperman
Nolan Leary
Court Clerk
Norman Leavitt
Reporter
Paul Maxey
Senator
Ann McCrea
Sally Gardner aka Bessie Schmidt
Joseph Mell
Lugerman
Richard Monahan
Copyboy
Al Murphy
Waiter
Forbes Murray
Newspaperman
Howard Negley
Police sergeant
David Newell
Foreign Editor
Kasia Orzazewski
Mrs. Schmidt
Tudor Owen
Watchman
Elsa Peterson
Mrs. Rienzi
Fay Roope
Surrogate Court Judge
Jeffrey Sayre
Court reporter
William Self
Bellamy
Marion Sherman
Hat Check Girl
Ted Stanhope
Washington Editor
Charles Tannen
Sports Reporter
Harry Tyler
Headline writer
Mack Williams
Rienzi Associate
Stuart Wilson
Secretary
Wilson Wood
Interne
Barton Yarborough
Male Secretary
Director
Producer
Sol C. Siegel
producer
Original Music
Cyril J. Mockridge
Sol Kaplan
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Cinematographer
Milton R. Krasner
Editor
William B. Murphy
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Art Director
George Patrick
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Set Decorator
Thomas Little
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Walter M. Scott
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Costume Designer
Eloise Jensson
Makeup Department
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Richard Maybery
assistant director
Sound Department
Harry M. Leonard
sound
E. Clayton Ward
sound
Special Effects
Ray Kellogg
special photographic effects
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Music Department
Edward B. Powell
orchestrator
Bernard Mayers
orchestrator
Other Crew
Kay Thackery
script supervisor
Production Company
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation
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Distributor
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation
National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
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