💬 The Racket (1951)

The Racket (1951)

In New York, two honest cops try to hinder a crime syndicate from moving into the precinct and also to prevent the mob's plan of electing a corrupt prosecutor to a judgeship.

Cast:
Captain Thomas McQuigg: Robert Mitchum
Irene Hayes: Lizabeth Scott
Nick Scanlon: Robert Ryan
Officer Bob Johnson: William Talman
D.A. Mortimer X. Welsh: Ray Collins
Mary McQuigg: Joyce Mackenzie
Dave Ames: Robert Hutton
Lucy Johnson: Virginia Huston
Det. Sgt. Turk: William Conrad
Sgt. Jim Delaney: Walter Sande
Harry Craig: Les Tremayne
R.G. Connolly: Don Porter
Sgt. Sullivan: Walter Baldwin
Joe Scanlon: Brett King
Breeze Enright: Richard Karlan
Tony: Tito Vuolo
Sergeant: Mike Lally
Rookie Cop: Gregg Barton
Mitchell: Don Beddoe
Operator: Jane Easton
Police Dispatcher: Robert Bice
Simpson: Matthew Boulton
Cameron: Barry Brooks
Roy Higgins: Howland Chamberlain
Girl: Jayne Hazard
Mannick: John Daheim
Harris: Don Dillaway
Police Car Driver: Art Dupuis
Car 43 Policeman: Pat Flaherty
Head of Crime Commission: William Forrest
Lewis: Jack Gargan
Pedestrian: Charles Sherlock
Reporter: Joey Ray
Policeman: Duke Taylor
Sgt. Werker: Howard Joslin
Secretary: Hazel Keener
Officer Mosley: Harry Lauter
Elevator Boy: Ronald Lee
Police Doctor: Herbert Lytton
Pedestrian with Morning Newspaper: Frank Marlowe
Governor's Butler: Thomas Martin
Librarian: Harriet Matthews
Man Seated at Bar: Philo McCullough
Policeman in Locker Room: John McGuire
Newsboy: Al Murphy
Counterman: William J. O'Brien
Garage Roof Thug: Eddie Parker
Davis: Ralph Peters
The Governor: Howard Petrie
Policeman at Roll Call & in Locker Room: Walter Reed
Leo: Richard Reeves
Schmidt: Stephen Roberts
Night Desk Sergeant: Jack Shea
Douglas: George Sherwood
Member of Craig's Team: Milburn Stone
Paradise Club Manager: Herb Vigran
Durko: Max Wagner
Detective with Johnson at the Paradise Club: Bud Wolfe
Brunette Police Operator: Sally Yarnell

Written by: William Wister Haines, W.R. Burnett, Bartlett Cormack

Director: John Cromwell, Mel Ferrer, Tay Garnett

Release date: 12 Dec 1951

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The Racket (1951)
In New York, two honest cops try to hinder a crime syndicate from moving into the precinct and also to prevent the mob's plan of electing a corrupt prosecutor to a judgeship. Cast: Captain Thomas McQuigg: Robert Mitchum Irene Hayes: Lizabeth Scott Nick Scanlon: Robert Ryan Officer Bob Johnson: William Talman D.A. Mortimer X. Welsh: Ray Collins Mary McQuigg: Joyce Mackenzie Dave Ames: Robert Hutton Lucy Johnson: Virginia Huston Det. Sgt. Turk: William Conrad Sgt. Jim Delaney: Walter Sande Harry Craig: Les Tremayne R.G. Connolly: Don Porter Sgt. Sullivan: Walter Baldwin Joe Scanlon: Brett King Breeze Enright: Richard Karlan Tony: Tito Vuolo Sergeant: Mike Lally Rookie Cop: Gregg Barton Mitchell: Don Beddoe Operator: Jane Easton Police Dispatcher: Robert Bice Simpson: Matthew Boulton Cameron: Barry Brooks Roy Higgins: Howland Chamberlain Girl: Jayne Hazard Mannick: John Daheim Harris: Don Dillaway Police Car Driver: Art Dupuis Car 43 Policeman: Pat Flaherty Head of Crime Commission: William Forrest Lewis: Jack Gargan Pedestrian: Charles Sherlock Reporter: Joey Ray Policeman: Duke Taylor Sgt. Werker: Howard Joslin Secretary: Hazel Keener Officer Mosley: Harry Lauter Elevator Boy: Ronald Lee Police Doctor: Herbert Lytton Pedestrian with Morning Newspaper: Frank Marlowe Governor's Butler: Thomas Martin Librarian: Harriet Matthews Man Seated at Bar: Philo McCullough Policeman in Locker Room: John McGuire Newsboy: Al Murphy Counterman: William J. O'Brien Garage Roof Thug: Eddie Parker Davis: Ralph Peters The Governor: Howard Petrie Policeman at Roll Call & in Locker Room: Walter Reed Leo: Richard Reeves Schmidt: Stephen Roberts Night Desk Sergeant: Jack Shea Douglas: George Sherwood Member of Craig's Team: Milburn Stone Paradise Club Manager: Herb Vigran Durko: Max Wagner Detective with Johnson at the Paradise Club: Bud Wolfe Brunette Police Operator: Sally Yarnell Written by: William Wister Haines, W.R. Burnett, Bartlett Cormack Director: John Cromwell, Mel Ferrer, Tay Garnett Release date: 12 Dec 1951
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And leave Irene Hayes for the wolves. Well, Why the face? You haven't even met her, have you? Have you? -I don't need to. -Four dry martinis.
Are you all right, Mary? -Was that just politics? -Who knows? -Are you sure you're all right? -Positive.
Best young cop on the force. Honest, decent, plenty of guts. Seems like they're the first ones it happens to. You'll make the arrangements, won't you, Doc? Yeah, Mac. Go get Mary, Jim.
Better have Davis get a writ, just in case. Is that all? Yeah, have Miss Hayes sign that, Will you, please? Busy, Mac? You may say that as long as I am privileged to serve the people. How about a cup of coffee? What are you after now, the restaurant vote? I got problems, Mac, problems.
Big, brave copper. Someday, maybe I'll get you on my own grounds. Anytime, anyplace. And no squawks now about police brutality. I was just protecting myself. Book him.
Can I help you, Miss Hayes? -I doubt it. Who are you? -Dave Ames, City Press. Thanks, I already subscribe. Well, you don't understand. I'm a reporter. How would that help me? Well, look, I mean, I can protect you, sort of. It's a rough neighborhood. How would you know? Well, I've been around here lots of times. I drop in to catch your act practically every night. All right. Let's protect each other.
Car 43, 4 3, in pursuit of black sedan going north. on Constitution from Green Street. They made it. Hit it. -What happened in there, Nick? -Shut up and drive.
Cops got Joe, picked him up. Now, we're going to pick up that Tommy. She's walking to the station, probably took the shortest way.
Davis Will be here With a writ of ha be as corpus. You Will have Nick released immediately. He must've been crazy. Perhaps. If so, he may be inclined to talk. They may not catch him alive. We don't count on things like that. Were there any Witnesses? -I don't know. -Find out! And, remember, Whatever happens, Nick must not be allowed to talk. Chief, may I see you?
Do you know Who I am? Yeah, you're an auto thief carrying concealed weapons. I'll have you busted for this.
Exhibit A, Mr. Prosecutor. Listen, Judge, better get me out of here. Phone Connolly. Captain, I'd like to interview the prisoner alone. I'm going to do the same thing. However, you may have him first.
Forty three blocked at Washington. Black sedan turned west on Central. Well? Captain, it was...
Get back, folks. All right, move on back. All right, move back. Move out. I called the coroner, Captain. Yeah, one got away, one got killed. Still not the one I want.
Give me your pen. But I promised to get her out. But Nick didn't. He means it, Joe. Now wait a minute, Davis. Okay, good luck at the trial. Davis. Okay, get me out. -You got the story straight? -Sure. Serves her right.
He's changing his clothes. I'll call him. Bob? Reach! High!
Hello, Higgins. Why, hello, Mr. Scanlon. Didn't know you ever came up here. -Down? -Hold it, son. This man's going With you. Thanks, Mr. Scanlon. Thanks.
Hello, Lucy. We've had a little trouble here. Will you come on in?
Hello? McQuigg. Is Johnson there yet? Fine. Keep him there. Thanks, Welsh. He's safe at the station.
Here he is, Captain. Threw his gun away. They're looking for it. The other man got away, sir. This is the one I want.
I guess you can't blame anyone for trying, can you? Are Mr. Welsh and 8 Sergeant Turk here? Well, they're pretty busy right now. Mr. Welsh Will see me. And Who might you be?
I thought so. Manslaughter. Extortion. Larceny. And parole. Get me a wanted report.
I'm going to beat that light. Watch it. Copper.
Irene! -NOW, listen, Nick... -"NOW, listen, Nick."
Is Officer Johnson in? We just came about his insurance. Yeah, come in.
Is this your car? -Yeah, What about it, flatfoot? -It's stolen. Get out slow. You said Nick gave you this car to make up. He Will. Be quiet. Do you know Who I am?
It was the second one that got him. Call the coroner, Will you?
Johnson, a guy got shot just around the corner on Oak. Be on the lookout for a limousine driven by”...
Made a gentleman out of him Sent him to four colleges.
Mosley, car 133. Okay, go ahead. Okay. They chased the car into a dead end. The car hit a curb and broke a Wheel. The boys didn't make any mistakes, Captain. The guys in the car are hoods. There's been some shooting. -Go there. -Carlin Street, off 32nd.
Now What? Don't you think we can even make a try at it?
Now, listen, Connolly, I... Excuse me, sir. I thought it was Connolly, I... Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Oh, yes, sir. Of course, sir. He's right here, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir.
Officer I'd like to file a complaint. Well madam I haven't been kissed all day.
Paper? Got your picture in it, Captain. Thank you.
Receipt for your toys sonny. My granddaughter could use that for a paperweight in her kindergarten.
Sure but newspaper readers forget fast It goes in one eye and out the other.
That To meet Irene Hayes. Just an introduction You want a receipt or a mortgage. What's wrong with a tip It's so lonely.
The last one I had to buy a chair No not like that. Endowment they call it Professors graft and stiff too. I had to endow a chair in Civics to get him his. What do you call it Diploma. Diploma I got it okay.
Voters, Prosecutor Welsh has issued a challenging statement. to the people of this city. You will now hear Mr. Welsh's own voice. You may say that as long as I am privileged”... -Politics. -Go on through.
Well what if we had three kids. You'd be half done I want six.
Well, boys? Car 127 is following the car that didn't look kosher. Car came out of an alley back of your house. right after the explosion. -Drive me down to the station. -Right.
Well, did they make you city editor or give you some stock? They threatened to fire me. Oh? So What? I'm worried about that girl. -Ames, how old are you? -23. That's very proper. That's the right age to worry about girls. -The paper wants her name. -Fine publicity for her. If you stigmatize a girl's good name... People just don't change good names to Scanlon. She's just young and mixed up. Captain, can I see her?
Well, I hope I haven't made you our next governor. You mean you thought this all out? Sometimes policemen can think. They always go too far.
What happened? One of them got away. The other one went up the stairs, I think. Get him out of here.
When I say do something, I want it done. When are you guys gonna learn? After this, don't argue. Throw him in the back. Okay, let's get out of here. I guess we're done for the evening.
Where's the boyfriend? -Oh, now, wait a minute. -Come on, come on. Well, he's in her dressing room, but, please, don't make any trouble. This is a respectable place. Oh, sure, sure.
Yeah, chief. Yes, sir.
Yes, sir. Yeah. Just... Just as you say, sir. It's the old man. He wants to talk to you.
You can't ride With the prisoner, but the 7th District jail is only a short walk. Yeah, come around. Nick'll have me out in 10 minutes.
You guys in a hurry or something? Sorry, Officer. I got to get these brakes adjusted. Okay, okay. Go ahead.
You know, that's real funny. -Yeah. -What? Oh, no. Oh, Joe, act your age. -I don't believe it. -It's true.
You know, you gave me a bad minute. Didn't you have this figured? Till he grabbed the gun. I didn't know it wasn't loaded. Oh, I did that, Captain. Safer. Well, you might have told me. Hey, Sullivan.
You seem awfully anxious to get rid of me. Well, I'm anxious for the news. Bob, are you really glad? Darling, I hope it's twins. Well, you know, Dr. Carter isn't sure yet. You tell Dr. Carter I already bought the cigars. -What Will you do While I'm gone? -What does any father do? Will you be at the station later? Yeah, in an hour, biting my nails. -I'll come straight there. -Good.
You two come With me. Get the old man himself. Yes, we're trying, we're... Phone for you, Mr. Welsh.
You want to marry her, throwing yourself away on that. Give me your money. And your car keys. I sold my car. You sold my birthday present to buy that rock? Yes, I did. And I'm going to marry her, too. Now, listen, Joe. "Now, listen, Joe." Listen to yourself.
-Can you beat that train? -I could try. -What do you think? -They killed a policeman.
-Connolly, I lost my head. I didn't really... -Just there at the bottom. -If I do, is everything okay? -Sign it.
-Did you get the old man? -Yes, yes, I got him. Come on, come on. What did he say?
-Hit it, I told you. Hit it. -It's on the floor. ...occupants killed a policeman. So you bumped a cop? Personal. And I'm sitting minding my own business. Shut up. We've been trying to tell you and trying to tell you. Now this is it. Just drive.
-I'll take you to your sister's. -You Will not. But, Mary... Nobody's going to drive me out of my own home in your district. You're right, Mary. Get on With your cleaning and I'll get on With mine.
-Is Nick here? -I'll see, sir. -Who shall I say is calling? -McQuigg. Oh, yes, Mr. McQuigg. Step in, please.
-Notary. Your notary stamp, Davis. -Oh, sure, sure. I'm a notary.
-What about him? -A little groggy yet, but he'll be all right. -Did he see the shooting? -He must have. Probably tried to stop it. Hello? McQuigg. Anything on that red line yet? Tell the boys they killed a cop.
-Where's Nick? -Mr. Scanlon is not at home, sir. -I said, Where is he? -I am not empowered to say. -Does this empower you? -I don't know, sir. Honestly, sir. He had me pack an overnight bag for him and left an hour ago. Well, you pack another one and send it down to the 7th District jail. What, is he there, sir?
-Where's the Captain? -Out getting some coffee. -You got a duty report? -Yeah, sure. -Say, Bob, you gonna be around? -Yeah, till the Captain gets back. -Watch the desk, Will you? -Sure.
-Where's your partner? -He's inside, Captain. I got a half look at one of those men. I think I know him. He's one of the Scanlon hoods. Keep these people back. All right, come on. Back. Everybody, come on. All the way. Back. Way back. Come on, back.

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