| Crossfire - D 8 CRO | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1947) | |||||
| Crime, Drama, Film Noir, Mystery, Suspense, Thriller | |||||
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| Robert Mitchum | Sgt. Peter Keeley | |
| Robert Young | Capt. Finlay | |
| Robert Ryan | Montgomery | |
| Gloria Grahame | Ginny Tremaine | |
| Paul Kelly | Mr. Tremaine | |
| Sam Levene | Joseph Samuels | |
| Richard Benedict | Bill Williams | |
| Steve Brodie | Floyd Bowers | |
| George Cooper | Cpl. Arthur Mitchell | |
| Jacqueline White | Mary Mitchell | |
| Tom Keene | Dick | |
| William Phipps | Leroy | |
| Lex Barker | Harry | |
| Marlo Dwyer | Miss Lewis | |
| Robert Bray | MP |
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| Producer | Dore Schary
Adrian Scott |
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| Writer | Richard Brooks
John Paxton |
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| Musician | Roy Webb
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This unusual and worthwhile black-and-white film noir was one of the first movies to deal with issues of anti-Semitism. |
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