The Kansas City Massacre (1975)

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Written by Dan Curtis, Bronson Howitzer

Directed by Dan Curtis

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1975

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Based on a true story. After a notorious prison break, in which gangsters shoot dead several law enforcement agents, the FBI launches a relentless campaign to hunt down the killers

Cast

Dale RobertsonMelvin Purvis
Bo HopkinsCharles Arthur 'Pretty Boy' Floyd
Scott BradyPolice Commissioner
Matt ClarkVerne Miller
John KarlenSam Cowley
Lynn LoringVi Morland
Robert WaldenAdam Richette
Elliott StreetLester Gillis 'Baby Face' Nelson
Mills WatsonFrank 'Jelly' Nash
Harris YulinJohn Lazia
Philip BrunsCapt. Jackson
William JordanJohn Dillinger
Sally KirklandWilma Floyd
Morgan PaullAlvin 'Creepy' Karpis
Ike EisenmannJimmie Floyd

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Comments

  • Use www.gravatar.com to create an Avatar for your e-mail address and use it on many supported sites March 23rd - 10:29amBig Al Whittle said...

    Many factual inaccuracies in this film. However a great soundtrack of jazz music and some creditable performances.

    A great pity its not being shown at a more sensible time. As you know Johnny Depp releases a film about the John Dillinger story (Public enemies) this summer and there is already a quite an undercurrent of interest in all the films about these legendary characters.

    Go to my website to hear my song about Dillinger

    http://www.bigalwhittle.co.uk/id32.html

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