Dick Tracy's G-Men (1939)
Overview
A mad doctor named Zanoff uses a drug to bring himself back from the dead after his execution in prison. Dick Tracy sets out to capture Zanoff before he can put his criminal gang back together again.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.107 |
Directed By
John English
William Witney
Crew
Rex Taylor
Sol Shor
John English
William Witney
Barry Shipman
Bernard Loftus
Franklin Adreon
Ronald Davidson
William Nobles
Paul Sawtell
William Lava
TOP CAST
Ralph Byrd
Dick Tracy
Irving Pichel
Nicolas Zarnoff
Ted Pearson
Agent Steve Lockwood
Walter Miller
Henchman Robal
George Douglas
Henchman Sandoval
Kenneth Harlan
FBI Chief Clive Anderson [Chs. 13-15]
Robert Carson
Agent Scott
Julian Madison
Agent Foster
Ted Mapes
Agent Dan Murchison
Jennifer Jones
Gwen Andrews
William Stahl
Agent Bruce
Robert Wayne
Agent Wilbur
Joe McGuinn
Henchman Tom
Ken Terrell
Henchman Ed
Harry Humphrey
Warden Stover
Harrison Greene
Baron
Broderick O'Farrell
Russell
George Allen
Barge Crewman
Ed Brady
Jonas
Robert Brister
Dr. Kranz
George Burton
Henchman
Budd Buster
Cappy
Louis Caits
Jerry the Human Fly
Ed Cassidy
Yacht Captain
James Cassidy
Mr. Collins
Allan Cavan
2nd Warden
Eddie Cherkose
Thug in Ghost Town
George Cleveland
Gramps Williams
Edmund Cobb
Lt. Reynolds
Tris Coffin
Emissary Zobar (uncredited)
Russell Collier
Police Dispatcher
Ken Cooper
Gus
Alan Davis
Capt. Link
George DeNormand
Jack
Charles Dorety
Barge Thug
Curley Dresden
Thug on Boat
James Fawcett
Thug in House
Joseph Forte
Stanton
Jerry Frank
Jake
Charles K. French
Doctor
Milton Frome
Officer
Bud Geary
Ben
Ray Harper
Martin
Robert Hartford
Gus
Barry Hays
Johnson
Edward Hearn
Forest Ranger
Reed Howes
Slim
Charles Hutchison
Brandon
Lloyd Ingraham
Judge Stoddard
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