In his first film, young Dr. Kildare helps a female ex-con find her child.In his first film, young Dr. Kildare helps a female ex-con find her child.In his first film, young Dr. Kildare helps a female ex-con find her child.
Steve Pendleton
- Interne Jones
- (as Gaylord Pendleton)
James Adamson
- Porter
- (uncredited)
Agostino Borgato
- Popcorn Vendor
- (uncredited)
Helen Brown
- Nurse
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
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- TriviaBarbara Stanwyck asked director Al Santell to cast Joel McCrea as her leading man, having worked with him twice before. "I want this guy," she told him. "He's going to be a good leading man."
- GoofsDuring the bar-room conversation (c.16 minutes) the coffee cup on the table disappears, re-appears and moves between shots.
- Quotes
Bookie: Maybe it's the cops.
"Chief" Hanlon: Cops don't knock, they break in.
- ConnectionsFollowed by Young Dr. Kildare (1938)
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Noir Prototype?
Probably not, but it has a certain cachet to it that is reminiscent of the genre that was yet to come. Good folk and gangsters, an unsuspecting someone caught in a web of dishonesty and murder, and all with the shadows and photographic effects normally associated with film noir. It is also an early Dr. Kildare film with Joel McCrea as the good doctor.
Nutshell: Kildare comes across Barbara Stanwyck, who is destitute and desperate. She is looking for her lost child and she is broke and just released from prison, apparently framed for aiding and abetting her husband. Kildare tries to help, with the aid of a gangster (Lloyd Nolan) on whom he has done emergency surgery (in the back of a barroom!) and who now feels he owes Kildare a favor.
The cast is excellent, headed by Stanwyck who never gives a bad performance. McCrea is his usual understated self and Stanley Ridges is very effective as a seedy, slimy villain. This is a very underrated film and was shown at Capitolfest, Rome, NY, 8/19.
******** 8/10 - Website no longer prints my star rating.
Nutshell: Kildare comes across Barbara Stanwyck, who is destitute and desperate. She is looking for her lost child and she is broke and just released from prison, apparently framed for aiding and abetting her husband. Kildare tries to help, with the aid of a gangster (Lloyd Nolan) on whom he has done emergency surgery (in the back of a barroom!) and who now feels he owes Kildare a favor.
The cast is excellent, headed by Stanwyck who never gives a bad performance. McCrea is his usual understated self and Stanley Ridges is very effective as a seedy, slimy villain. This is a very underrated film and was shown at Capitolfest, Rome, NY, 8/19.
******** 8/10 - Website no longer prints my star rating.
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- Release date
- Country of origin
- Language
- Also known as
- You Can't Take Money
- Filming locations
- Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA(Second unit opening credits)
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- Runtime1 hour 18 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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