The Enforcer (1951)


The Enforcer
Release Date25 January 1951
Tagline"If you're smart you'll come down - if you're dumb you'll be dead..." (one-sheet poster)
GenreDrama, Crime, Film-Noir
CountryUSA
LanguageEnglish
Sound MixMono
ColorBlack and White

The Enforcer is a black-and-white 1951 film noir starring Humphrey Bogart. Based on the Murder, Inc. trials, the film is largely a police procedural directed by Bretaigne Windust with uncredited help from Raoul Walsh, who shot most of the film's suspenseful moments, including the ending. The opening narration is voiced by Estes Kefauver who, at the time, was chairing a US Senate investigation into organized crime.


Cast and Crew


Cast

Dist. Atty. Martin Ferguson

Big Babe Lazick

Joseph Rico

Albert Mendoza

Capt. Frank Nelson

James Malloy

Sgt. Whitlow

Herman

Adelaide Klein
Olga Kirshen

Thomas O'Hara

Tito Vuolo
Tony Vetto

John Kellogg
Vince

Philadelphia Tom Zaca

Richard Bartell
Police Records Clerk

Helen Brown
Landlady

Benny Burt
Bit Man

Nina Lombardo

Digger

Tom Dillon
Policeman

Ralph Dunn
Sergeant James Dolan

Art Dupuis
Jail keeper

Alan Foster
Shorty Schultz

Tim Graham
Police Chemist

Mrs. Lazich

Eula Guy
Landlady

Music store clerk

Chuck Hamilton
Policeman

Teenager

Patricia Joiner
Angela Vetto, Teresa Davis

Pete Kellett
Intern

Karen Kester
Angela as a child

Mike Lally
Detective

Perc Launders
Police sergeant

Louis Lettieri
Louis Lazick

Edwin Max
Sad Eyes

John Maxwell
State asylum doctor

Philo McCullough
Detective Frank

David McMahon
Police officer

George Meader
Medical Examiner

Howard M. Mitchell
Fire Chief

Jay Morley
Policeman

Police Detective

Montgomery Pittman
Intern

Barry Regan
Intern

Dan Riss
The mayor

Mario Siletti
Louis

Robert Strong
Secretary

Brick Sullivan
Police chauffeur

Harry Wilson
B.J.

Tom Wilson
Passerby

Bud Wolfe
Fireman finding body

Director

Bretaigne Windust
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Producer

Martin Rackin
written by

Milton Sperling
producer

Original Music

David Buttolph
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Cinematographer

Robert Burks

Editor

Fred Allen
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Art Director

Charles H. Clarke
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Set Decorator

William L. Kuehl

Makeup Department

Vera Peterson
hair stylist

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

Chuck Hansen
assistant director

Sound Department

Dolph Thomas
sound

Music Department

Maurice De Packh
orchestrations

Production Company

United States Pictures
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Warner Bros. Pictures

Distributor

Warner Bros. Pictures

Artisan Home Entertainment

Die Lupe

Kinowelt Home Entertainment

MGM/UA Home Entertainment

Republic Pictures Home Video

Republic Pictures






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