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In "The Whole Town's Talking," Edward G. Robinson delivers a dual performance as Arthur Ferguson Jones, a mild-mannered clerk, and "Killer" Mannion, a notorious gangster. The film follows Jones, who is mistaken for Mannion due to their striking resemblance, leading to a series of comedic and suspenseful events. Jean Arthur co-stars as Wilhelmina Clark, Jones's love interest, adding charm and wit to the narrative. Directed by John Ford, this 1935 crime comedy blends humor with elements of suspense, showcasing Robinson's versatility and the film's sharp writing.
Cast:
Arthur Ferguson Jones / 'Killer' Mannion: Edward G. Robinson
Miss Wilhelmina Clark: Jean Arthur
Detective Sergeant Boyle: Arthur Hohl
Detective Sergeant Howe: James Donlan
Spencer: Arthur Byron
Healy: Wallace Ford
Hoyt: Donald Meek
Seaver: Etienne Girardot
'Slugs' Martin: Edward Brophy
Cast:
Arthur Ferguson Jones / 'Killer' Mannion: Edward G. Robinson
Miss Wilhelmina Clark: Jean Arthur
Detective Sergeant Boyle: Arthur Hohl
Detective Sergeant Howe: James Donlan
Spencer: Arthur Byron
Healy: Wallace Ford
Hoyt: Donald Meek
Seaver: Etienne Girardot
'Slugs' Martin: Edward Brophy