Meet Boston Blackie (1941) |
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| Director(s) | Robert Florey |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama |
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Chester Morris(as Boston Blackie)
Meet Boston Blackie
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1941
Meet Boston Blackie
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1941
Chester Morris
(as Boston Blackie)
Rochelle Hudson(as Cecelia Bradley)
Meet Boston Blackie
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1941
Meet Boston Blackie
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1941
Rochelle Hudson
(as Cecelia Bradley)
Richard Lane(as Inspector Faraday)
Meet Boston Blackie
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1941
Meet Boston Blackie
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1941
Richard Lane
(as Inspector Faraday)
Byron Foulger(as Blind Man)
Meet Boston Blackie
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1941
Meet Boston Blackie
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1941
Byron Foulger
(as Blind Man)
Philo McCullough(as Tunnel of Horror Attendant)
Meet Boston Blackie
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1941
Meet Boston Blackie
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1941
Philo McCullough
(as Tunnel of Horror Atten...)
Nestor Paiva(as Martin Vestrick)
Meet Boston Blackie
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1941
Meet Boston Blackie
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1941
Nestor Paiva
(as Martin Vestrick)
Walter Sande(as Officer at Amusement Park)
Meet Boston Blackie
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1941
Meet Boston Blackie
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1941
Walter Sande
(as Officer at Amusement P...)
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Meet Boston Blackie (1941) was a Crime - Drama Film directed by Robert Florey .
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The character, "Boston Blackie," was first used in a story, "Boston Blackie's Mary," by Jack Boyle, in Red Book Magazine, published November 1917.
This was the first in a series of Boston Blackie films starringChester Morris and was sufficiently popular to spawn 13 more hour-long pictures.
Richard Lane's character name is spelled Faraday in this film; in all subsequent films it is spelled Farraday.
A Hollywood Reporter production chart listed George E. Stone as a cast member, but he was not seen in the film. Stone replaced Charles Wagenheim as "The Runt" in later films in the series.