The Mouthpiece (1932) |
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| Director(s) | James Flood, Elliott Nugent |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Drama |
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Warren William(as Vincent 'Vince' Day)
The Mouthpiece
Released
1932
The Mouthpiece
Released
1932
Warren William
(as Vincent 'Vince' Day)
Aline MacMahon(as Miss Hickey, Day's secretary)
The Mouthpiece
Released
1932
The Mouthpiece
Released
1932
Aline MacMahon
(as Miss Hickey, Day's sec...)
John Wray(as Mr. Barton)
The Mouthpiece
Released
1932
The Mouthpiece
Released
1932
John Wray
(as Mr. Barton)
Ralph Ince(as J.B. Roscoe)
The Mouthpiece
Released
1932
The Mouthpiece
Released
1932
Ralph Ince
(as J.B. Roscoe)
Morgan Wallace(as E.A. Smith)
The Mouthpiece
Released
1932
The Mouthpiece
Released
1932
Morgan Wallace
(as E.A. Smith)
Guy Kibbee(as Bartender)
The Mouthpiece
Released
1932
The Mouthpiece
Released
1932
Guy Kibbee
(as Bartender)
J. Carrol Naish(as Tony Rocco)
The Mouthpiece
Released
1932
The Mouthpiece
Released
1932
J. Carrol Naish
(as Tony Rocco)
Walter Walker(as District Attorney Forbes)
The Mouthpiece
Released
1932
The Mouthpiece
Released
1932
Walter Walker
(as District Attorney Forb...)
The Mouthpiece Overview:
The Mouthpiece (1932) was a Drama - Black-and-white Film directed by James Flood and Elliott Nugent .
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The Mouthpiece (1932)
As a prosecuting attorney, it’s Vincent Day’s (Warren William) job to see that guilty parties get the punishments they deserve. But when Vincent mistakenly sends an innocent man to the electric chair, the guilt is too much for him to bear and he vows to never prosecute again and become... Read full article
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The Vince Day character is very loosely based on Bill "The Great Mouthpiece" Fallon, one of the great criminal defense attorneys of the 1920s, who successfully defended gambler Arnold Rothstein in the "Black Sox" Fix of the 1919 World Series.
The character played by Warren William was supposedly based on William Fallon, a notorious New York lawyer.