Thunder in the City

Auto baron Snyderling (James Carew) and minions are talking about ad-man Armstrong, the character played by Edward G. Robinson, who personally arranged a re-write by his friend Robert E. Sherwood, for this picture for which he was loaned out to Columbia's English subsidiary, opening Thunder In The City, 1937.

Knocking about the English manor home of distant relatives, American ad-man Armstrong (Edward G. Robinson), cut loose by his firm, meets the forthright duke and duchess (Nigel Bruce, Constance Collier) and their daughter (Luli Deste), with her suitor (Ralph Richardson), in Thunder In The City, 1937.

English financier Manningdale (Ralph Richardson) joins visiting American executive Armstrong (Edward G. Robinson), who's pitching his newly discovered metal to the press, then has to tell his partners (Nigel Bruce, Luli Deste, Constance Collier) he's low on cash, in Thunder In The City, 1937.