Night and the City
15/06/1950
Londoner Harry Fabian is a second-rate con man looking for an angle. After years of putting up with Harry's schemes, his girlfriend, Mary, becomes fed up when he taps her for yet another loan.
Movie Information
Richard Widmark
as Harry Fabian
Francis L. Sullivan
as Philip Nosseross
Gene Tierney
as Mary Bristol
Googie Withers
as Helen Nosseross
Stanislaus Zbyszko
as Gregorius
Herbert Lom
as Kristo
Hugh Marlowe
as Adam Dunn
Mike Mazurki
as The Strangler
Charles Farrell
as Mickey Beer
Ada Reeve
as Molly
Ken Richmond
as Nikolas
Alan Tilvern
as Beggar (uncredited)
Derek Blomfield
as Young Policeman (uncredited)
Clifford Buckton
as Policeman (uncredited)
Ernest Butcher
as Bert, Street Musician (uncredited)
Peter Butterworth
as Thug (uncredited)
Naomi Chance
as Nightclub Hostess (uncredited)
Edward Chapman
as Hoskins (uncredited)
Clifford Cobbe
as Policeman (uncredited)
Patricia Davidson
as Nightclub Hostess (uncredited)
Maureen Delaney
as Anna O'Leary (uncredited)
Aubrey Dexter
as Fergus Chilk (uncredited)
Stanley Escane
as Man (uncredited)
Thomas Gallagher
as Bagrag, Bar Owner (uncredited)
Rex Garner
as Waiter (uncredited)
James Hayter
as Figler (uncredited)
George Hirste
as Beggar (uncredited)
Hamilton Keene
as Charles, American Bartender (uncredited)
Kay Kendall
as Helen's Girl (uncredited)
Hubert Leslie
as Nightwatchman (uncredited)
Arthur Lovegrove
as Thug (uncredited)
Jack Mandeville
as Man in Alley (uncredited)
John Mann
as Beggar (uncredited)
Lew Marco
as Referee (uncredited)
Gibb McLaughlin
as Googin (uncredited)
MacDonald Parke
as American from Chicago (uncredited)
Frank Pettitt
as Cab Driver (uncredited)
Charles Paton
as Watchman (uncredited)
Chunky Pattison
as Dwarf (uncredited)
Philip Ray
as Man (uncredited)
Eddy Reed
as American from Chicago (uncredited)
John Rudling
as Man (uncredited)
Harold Sanderson
as Man at Wrestling Match (uncredited)
Johnnie Schofield
as Cashier (uncredited)
Betty Shale
as Mrs. Pinkney (uncredited)
John Sharp
as Man (uncredited)
Leonard Sharp
as Beggar (uncredited)
Ray St. Bernard
as The Strangler's Opponent (uncredited)
Tony Sympson
as Cozen (uncredited)
Harry Terry
as Man on Dock (uncredited)
C. Denier Warren
as American from Chicago (uncredited)
Freddie Watts
as Man (uncredited)
Brian Weske
as Messenger Boy (uncredited)
Russell Westwood
as Yosh (uncredited)
