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Crack-Up

Crack-Up

5,8 /10 (34 Votes)
1946 EN 96 min

Overview

Art curator George Steele experiences a train wreck...which never happened. Is he cracking up, or the victim of a plot?

Release date

06/09/1946

Votes

34

Popularity

0.9

Could I KILL ... and not remember?

Genres

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

96 min

Pat O'Brien

Pat O'Brien

George Steele

Claire Trevor

Claire Trevor

Terry Cordell

Herbert Marshall

Herbert Marshall

Traybin

Ray Collins

Ray Collins

Dr. Lowell

Wallace Ford

Wallace Ford

Lt. Cochrane

Dean Harens

Dean Harens

Reynolds

Damian O'Flynn

Damian O'Flynn

Museum Curator Stevenson

Erskine Sanford

Erskine Sanford

Museum Director Barton

Mary Ware

Mary Ware

Mary

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Alex Akimoff

Man (Uncredited)

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John Ardell

Man (Uncredited)

Gertrude Astor

Gertrude Astor

Nagging Wife on Train (Uncredited)

Al Bain

Al Bain

Arcade Patron (Uncredited)

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Guy Beach

Station Agent (Uncredited)

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Edward Biby

Lecture Guest (Uncredited)

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Bonnie Blair

Dorothy (Uncredited)

Robert Bray

Robert Bray

Man with Drunk (Uncredited)

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George Bruggeman

Cop (Uncredited)

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James Carlisle

Lecture Guest (Uncredited)

Jack Cheatham

Jack Cheatham

Museum Attendant (Uncredited)

Ellen Corby

Ellen Corby

Reynold's Maid (Uncredited)

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Delmar Costello

Deck Hand (Uncredited)

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Roger Creed

Card Player on Train (Uncredited)

Kernan Cripps

Kernan Cripps

First RR Ticket Clerk (Uncredited)

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Lee Elson

Man (Uncredited)

Franklyn Farnum

Franklyn Farnum

Man on Train (Uncredited)

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Carl Faulkner

Detective (Uncredited)

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J.C. Fowler

Man (Uncredited)

Edward Gargan

Edward Gargan

Cop in Arcade (Uncredited)

Jack Gargan

Jack Gargan

Second Railroad Ticket Agent (Uncredited)

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Rudy Germane

Lecture Guest (Uncredited)

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Belle Green

Woman in Audience (Uncredited)

Chuck Hamilton

Chuck Hamilton

Man in Ticket Line (Uncredited)

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Alvin Hammer

Milquetoast (Uncredited)

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Carl Hansen

Card Player on Train (Uncredited)

Harry Harvey

Harry Harvey

'Dad' Moran, Museum Custodian (Uncredited)

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Alf Haugan

Man in Audience (Uncredited)

Al Hill

Al Hill

Card Player on Train (Uncredited)

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Fred Hueston

Man (Uncredited)

John Ince

John Ince

Man (Uncredited)

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John Indrisano

Detective (Uncredited)

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Gloria Jetter

Gambler (Uncredited)

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Tiny Jones

Old Lady (Uncredited)

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Joseph Kamaryt

Waiter (Uncredited)

Colin Kenny

Colin Kenny

Lecture Guest (Uncredited)

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King Lockwood

Lecture Guest (Uncredited)

Sam Lufkin

Sam Lufkin

Detective (Uncredited)

Sam McDaniel

Sam McDaniel

Porter (Uncredited)

Charles Meakin

Charles Meakin

Lecture Guest (Uncredited)

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Chef Milani

Restaurant Proprietor (Uncredited)

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Harry Monty

Midget in Arcade (Uncredited)

Frank Moran

Frank Moran

Bartender (Uncredited)

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Philip Morris

Cop (Uncredited)

Horace Murphy

Horace Murphy

Train Conductor (Uncredited)

Tommy Noonan

Tommy Noonan

Bonbon Vendor (Uncredited)

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Jimmy O'Gatty

Mate (Uncredited)

Eddie Parks

Eddie Parks

Drunk in Arcade (Uncredited)

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Bob Pepper

Intern (Uncredited)

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Rose Plumer

Impatient Woman in Ticket Line (Uncredited)

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John Roy

Attendant (Uncredited)

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Dick Rush

Captain of Arcadia (Uncredited)

Shimen Ruskin

Shimen Ruskin

Dissenter at Art Lecture (Uncredited)

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Dick Ryan

Reynold's Butler (Uncredited)

Jeffrey Sayre

Jeffrey Sayre

Diner in Restaurant (Uncredited)

Frank Shannon

Frank Shannon

Train Station Gateman (Uncredited)

Harry Shannon

Harry Shannon

Cop (Uncredited)

Cap Somers

Cap Somers

Cop (Uncredited)

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Tex Swan

Cop (Uncredited)

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Eric Wilton

Lecture Guest (Uncredited)

Dorothea Wolbert

Dorothea Wolbert

Old Lady (Uncredited)

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CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

2022-07-07

⭐ 6

If only Irving Reis had cast his net a bit wider when casting his leading man, here - then we could have ended up with a quality, sophisticated crime drama. Sadly, he didn't and we are stuck with a really quite dreary performance from Pat O'Brien as "George", an art critic who finds himself caught up in a train crash (or was it!?) and a well planned, psychologically driven, plot involving art fraud after he had suggested that modern day X-ray techniques be used to verify the authenticity of old masters on loan to a museum - including a Gainsborough and a Dürer. Luckily for him, Claire Trevor "…

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