I'll Get You for This (Original title)Lucky Nick Cain (Alternative title)
Dates: 1950 (Copyright), 12 March 1951 (Release)Country: United KingdomDirected by: Joseph M. Newman
Synopsis: Nick Cain, an American gambler, arrives in the Mediterranean resort of San Paolo, to find himself fêted by the local casino owner. On returning to his room with a girl he met at the casino, he is drugged by the drink provided by the casino owner and wakes up to find a dead body in his room and the police there. The dead man is a U.S. Treasury agent and Cain is accused of his murder. Escaping with the girl, Cain, with help from the girl and a small boy called Toni, establishes his innocence and brings to book a gang of counterfeiters, which includes among its number the casino owner.
Genre: Thriller
Subjects: Gambling, Casinos
Releases
Date: 1951Country: United KingdomRelease type: unknownFormat: 35mm Film - Black and White - SoundRuntime: 83 mins Length: 7524 FeetDialogue (original): English
Dates: 1950 (Copyright), 12 March 1951 (Release)Country: United KingdomDirected by: Joseph M. Newman
Synopsis: Nick Cain, an American gambler, arrives in the Mediterranean resort of San Paolo, to find himself fêted by the local casino owner. On returning to his room with a girl he met at the casino, he is drugged by the drink provided by the casino owner and wakes up to find a dead body in his room and the police there. The dead man is a U.S. Treasury agent and Cain is accused of his murder. Escaping with the girl, Cain, with help from the girl and a small boy called Toni, establishes his innocence and brings to book a gang of counterfeiters, which includes among its number the casino owner.
Genre: Thriller
Subjects: Gambling, Casinos
Releases
Date: 1951Country: United KingdomRelease type: unknownFormat: 35mm Film - Black and White - SoundRuntime: 83 mins Length: 7524 FeetDialogue (original): English
Credits
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Production Company: Kaydor Productions, Made in association with: Romulus Films, Produced by: Joseph Kaufman, Production Supervisor: Ernest Holding, Assistant Director: Phil Shipway, Continuity: Paddy Arnold, Screenplay by: George Callahan, William Rose, Adapted from the novel by: James Hadley Chase, Director of Photography: Otto Heller, Camera Operator: Bob Day, Editor: Russell Lloyd, Art Director: Ralph Brinton, Costume Supervisor: Elizabeth Hennings, Furs: Molho, Make-up: Eric Carter, Hairdresser: Betty Baugh, Music composed and conducted: Walter Goehr, Song 'Lena' by: Bruno Coquatrix, Ray Ventura, Music played by: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Special dance sequence by: Jack La Roc and his Orchestra, Sound: John Mitchell, Studio: Teddington Studios
Cast
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George Raft (Nick Cain), Coleen Gray (Kay Wonderly), Enzo Staiola (Toni), Charles Goldner (Massine), Walter Rilla (Mueller), Martin Benson (Sperazza), Peter Illing (Ceralde), Hugh French (Travers), Peter Bull (Hans), Greta Gynt (Claudette Ambling), Elwyn Brook-Jones (the fence), Donald Stewart (Kennedy), Margot Grahame (Mrs Langley), Constance Smith (Nina), Martin Miller (photographer), Props Riello (cobbler), Norman Shelley (Mr Langley), Hannah Watt (prison matron), Anthony Dawson (secret agent), Valerie de Cadenet (blonde)