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White Heat(1949)

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Brief Synopsis

A government agent infiltrates a gang run by a mother-fixated psychotic.

Cast & Crew

Raoul Walsh Director
James Cagney Cody Jarrett
Virginia Mayo Verna Jarrett
Edmond O'Brien Hank Fallon, also known as Vic Pardo
Margaret Wycherly Ma Jarrett
Steve Cochran Big Ed Somers
John Archer Philip Evans
Wally Cassell Cotton Valetti
Fred Clark The Trader
Ford Rainey Zuckie Hommell
Fred Coby Happy Taylor
G. Pat Collins The reader
Mickey Knox Het Kohler
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Additional Details

MPAA Ratings:  Premiere Info:  New York opening: 2 Sep 1949
Release Date:  1949 Production Date:  AFI EB*
Color/B&W:  Black and White Distributions Co:  Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.
Sound:  Mono (RCA Sound System) Production Co:  Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.
Duration(mins):  114-115 Country:  United States
Duration(feet):  not available    
Duration(reels):  not available    

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    George Flucum 2013-02-15

    Aong with the godfather and goodfellas, this is my favorite movie. Yet, I had never seen or heard of it until I picked it up for $5 about 7 years ago. The... MORE>

  • White Heat

    Dashiell Barnes 2012-10-08

    The last great gangster film from "Warner Bros." that starred Cagney. Cagney is perfect hamming it-up as a psychotic, mother-obsessed hoodlum,... MORE>

  • "Cody ain't human"

    Jeff Boston 2012-08-15

    The scene where a piano plays as Virginia Mayo's character skips down the stairs away from Big Ed was clever, for it symbolizes her destiny and that... MORE>