Me, Gangster Trailer (1928)

20 October 1928 Drama, Crime 70 mins

Told in the form of a diary, the story details the rise and fall of gangster boss Jimmy Williams.

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Cast

June Collyer as Mary Regan

Don Terry as Jimmy Williams

Anders Randolf as Russ Williams

Stella Adams as Lizzie Williams

Al Hill as Danny

Walter James as Police Capt. Dodd

Gustav von Seyffertitz as Factory Owner

Nigel De Brulier as Danish Louie

Arthur Stone as Dan the Dude

Carole Lombard as Blonde Rosie

Bob Perry as Tuxedo George

Burr McIntosh as Bill Kane

DeWitt Jennings as Police Chief

Pat Hartigan as Gangster (uncredited)

Walter Long as Gangster (uncredited)

Herbert Ashton as Slicker

Crew

Raoul Walsh Director

Charles Francis Coe Story

Raoul Walsh Writer

International Releases Dates

United States 20 October 1928

Production Companies

Fox Film Corporation

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