"Nothing on Earth could seal his lips." 16 July 1940 Drama 75 mins
A young law graduate joins his older brother's legal practice, only to discover the firm's clients are mostly mobsters.
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George Brent as Stephen Forbes
Virginia Bruce as Joan Reed
Brenda Marshall as Celia Farrady
Richard Barthelmess as J.B. Roscoe
William Lundigan as Johnny Forbes
George Tobias as Slug McNutt
John Litel as District Attorney Dickson
Henry Armetta as Tony Spirella
Alan Baxter as Joe Garland
David Bruce as Gerald Wilson
Clarence Kolb as E.A. Smith
Louis Jean Heydt as Barton
Marc Lawrence as Lefty Kyler
Edwin Stanley as District Attorney Nelson
Elliott Sullivan as Bill
Dick Rich as Pete
Vincent Sherman Director
Frank J. Collins Novel
Earl Baldwin Writer
Walter DeLeon Writer
Edmund Grainger Associate Producer
Heinz Roemheld Music
Sidney Hickox Director of Photography
Thomas Pratt Editor
William Kissell Assistant Director
Bryan Foy Executive Producer
Hugh Reticker Art Direction
Howard Shoup Costume Design
Perc Westmore Makeup Artist
Jack L. Warner Executive In Charge Of Production
Lee Hugunin Unit Manager
Dolph Thomas Sound
United States 16 July 1940
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