Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye (1950)

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Written by Harry Brown

Directed by Gordon Douglas

Running Time: 102 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1950

Rating: 12 Certificate

Filmed in Black and White

James Cagney stars in Gordon Douglas's film noir as Ralph Cotter, a violent career criminal. The film begins with him breaking out of prison and, once back on the streets, taking revenge on his partner who grassed him up, then romancing his ex-partner's sister. Thanks to two corrupt cops, he is soon back on top of the world. Cagney's character was designed to cash in on the success of White Heat the previous year and, if not reaching the heights of Raoul Walsh's film, it is still a worthy addition to the genre. Look out for Cagney's brother William who, as well as producing the film, plays Cotter's brother.

Cast

James CagneyRalph Cotter
Barbara PaytonHoliday Carleton
Helena CarterMargaret Dobson
Ward BondInspector Charles Weber
Luther AdlerKeith 'Cherokee' Mandon
Barton MacLaneLt. John Reece
Steve BrodieJoe 'Jinx' Raynor
Rhys WilliamsVic Mason
Herbert HeyesEzra Dobson
John LitelPolice Chief Tolgate
William FrawleyByers
Robert KarnesDet. Gray
Kenneth TobeyDet. Fowler
Dan RissDistrict Attorney
Frank Reicher'Doc' Darius Green

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