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Description: After being released from prison, notorious thief Roy Earle is hired by his old boss to help a group of inexperienced criminals plan and carry out the robbery of a California resort. Cast: Marie: Ida Lupino Roy Earle: Humphrey Bogart 'Babe': Alan Curtis 'Red': Arthur Kennedy Velma: Joan Leslie 'Doc' Banton: Henry Hull Pa: Henry Travers Healy: Jerome Cowan Mrs. Baughmam: Minna Gombell Jake Kranmer: Barton MacLane Ma: Elisabeth Risdon Louis Mendoza: Cornel Wilde Big Mac: Donald MacBride Mr. Baughmam: Paul Harvey Blonde: Isabel Jewell Algernon: Willie Best Ed: Spencer Charters Pfiffer: George Meeker Art: Robert Strange Lon Preiser: John Eldredge Announcer: Sam Hayes 'Pard': Zero the Dog Bus Driver: Eddie Acuff Farmer at the Earle Homestead: Erville Alderson Margie - Joe's Girlfriend: Dorothy Appleby Young Man at Auto Accident: Peter Ashley Circle Auto Court Owner: Arthur Aylesworth Deputy: Davison Clark Sheriff: Wade Boteler Brunette with Bob: Lucia Carroll Policeman at Auto Accident: Eddy Chandler Bellboy at the Robbery: Richard Clayton Policeman George Asking for ID: Clancy Cooper Slim - Marksman: Frank Cordell Policeman: Jack Rutherford Hotel Watchman: William Gould Fisherman: Carl Harbaugh John - Druggist: Harry Hayden Bob - Tourist at Robbery: Louis Jean Heydt Man with Glasses at Auto Accident: Robert Emmett Keane Man in Auto Court Office: Al Lloyd Gangster Greeting Earle at Prison: George Lloyd Boy Going Fishing: Gerald Mackey Joe - Velma's Guest: Garry Owen Policeman Henry Holden at Drugstore: Lee Phelps Observer at Accident: Paul Power Tom the Fat Man at Drugstore: Ralph Sanford Townsman: Paul Stathes Marksman Who Shoots Roy Earle: Buster Wiles Blonde at Auto Accident: Maris Wrixon Woman Behind Counter: Charlotte Wynters Written by: John Huston, W.R. Burnett Director: Raoul Walsh Production: Warner Bros. Pictures Release date: 25 Jan 1941