The Glass Key (1935) |
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| Director(s) | Frank Tuttle |
| Producer(s) | E. Lloyd Sheldon |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama, Film Adaptation, Film Noir, Mystery |
| Top Topics | Book-Based |
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The Glass Key
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1935
George Raft
(as Ed Beaumont)
The Glass Key
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1935
Edward Arnold
(as Paul Madvig)
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1935
Claire Dodd
(as Janet Henry)
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Charles Richman
(as Senator John T. Henry)
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1935
Ray Milland
(as Taylor Henry)
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Matt McHugh
(as Puggy)
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Ann Sheridan
(as Nurse)
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Ernie Adams
(as Bettor)
The Glass Key Overview:
The Glass Key (1935) was a Mystery - Crime Film directed by Frank Tuttle and produced by E. Lloyd Sheldon.
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REMAKE AVENUE: The Glass Key, 1935 and 1942
Warning: this look at The Glass Key is not a spoiler-free zone. Dashiell Hammett's novel The Glass Key was published in 1931 following its serialization in Black Mask. It is the story of political power, rampant gangsterism, love, and murder. Paul Madvig is the boss of a mid-western city. From ... Read full article
Capitulou Sorrindo / The Glass Key (1942)
Capitulou Sorrindo / The Glass Key (1942) Recortes da vida. Quando eu era pequena e via qualquer filme 'normal' – ou seja, qualquer um que não fosse de animação – eu ficava fascinada porque compreendia os filmes como sendo recortes da vida. Aqueles personagens estão ali, e... Read full article
The Glass Key (1942)
The Glass Key (1942)
With Dashiell Hammett’s The Maltese Falcon making a splash just the year before and giving a big leg up to its star Humphrey Bogart as well as its director John Huston, it’s no a surprise that another such film would be in the works to capitalize on the success. This time it was based of... Read full article
After the Silents: The Glass Key (1942)
By Fritzi Kramer on May 22, 2014 in After the Silents, Blog, Feature, Talkie Review Ladd and Lake together again! While I am not a noir expert by any means, I do like to watch something from the seedy side of Hollywood on occasion. The Glass Key is a kind of pre-noir hybrid that boasts some impressi... Read full article
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The Glass Key Quotes:
Paul Madvig: I hear Shad's going to open the Four-Leaf Clover again tonight. Slam it down so hard it bounces! Sure. Fine. Goodbye.
[to Shad]
Paul Madvig: Now you know where you stand.
Paul Madvig: Maybe you're too big to take it lying down, but you'll take it. You are taking it!