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M (1951) In this Americanization of the 1931 German thriller, both the police and the criminal underworld stalk a

M (1951)

In this Americanization of the 1931 German thriller, both the police and the criminal underworld stalk a mysterious killer who preys on small children.

Cast:
Martin W. Harrow: David Wayne
Inspector Carney: Howard Da Silva
Charlie Marshall: Martin Gabel
Dan Langley: Luther Adler
Police Lt. Becker: Steve Brodie
Pottsy: Raymond Burr
Riggert: Glenn Anders
Sutro: Norman Lloyd
MacMahan: Walter Burke
Blind Baloon Vendor: John Miljan
Police Chief Regan: Roy Engel
The Last Little Girl: Janine Perreau
Lemke: Leonard Bremen
Jansen: Benny Burt
Bradbury Bldg. Watchman: Bernard Szold
Elsie Coster: Robin Fletcher
Mrs. Coster: Karen Morley
The Mayor: Jim Backus
Mrs. Stewart: Jorja Curtright
Little Girl in Hallway: Frances Karath
Man in Mob: Harry Wilson
Sam: Fred Aldrich
Speakeasy Patron: Don Anderson
Cab Driver: Sammy Shack
Policeman: Brick Sullivan
Police Station Witness: Ralph Volkie
Minor Role: Muriel Maddox
Hood: Tom Kennedy
Bartender: Michael Jeffers
Woman in Mob: Eleanore Vogel
Policeman at Bar: Mike Donovan
Harrow's Landlady: Virginia Farmer
Detective: Ray Walker
Bootblack: Wesley Gale
Citizen: Joseph Glick
Man Watching Broadcast: Stanley Price
Father: Alvin Hammer
Dr. Graham's Patient: Harry Hines
Little Girl: Sherry Jackson
Pedestrian: Johnny Kern
Harry Greer: Norman Leavitt
Onlooker at Accident: John Marlin
Woman: Marjorie Nelson
Detective Questioning Blonde About License Plate: William Newell
Television Broadcaster: Gregg Palmer
Little Boy in Hallway: Dee Pollock
Police Detective: Stanley Prager
Man in Crowd: Dewey Robinson
Rorschach Test Subject: William Schallert
Man Helping Little Girl on Skates: Lester Sharpe
Singer: June Smaney
Mabel Smith: Mabel Smaney
Carnival Patron: Jack Tornek
Harry Dennis, Jaywalker: Peter Virgo
Dr. Graham - Police Psychiatrist: Bill Welsh
Policeman Ticketing Jaywalker: Dick Wessel

Written by: Norman Reilly Raine, Leo Katcher, Waldo Salt

Director: Joseph Losey

Production: Superior Pictures, Columbia Pictures

Release date: 01 Mar 1951
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