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I'll Get You for This (1951)

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Film details

Featuring

George Raft Coleen Gray Enzo Staiola
Country

United Kingdom
Year

1951
Genre

Thriller
Type

Film
Category

Fiction

Alternative titles

Lucky Nick Cain Alternative

Synopsis

Nick Cain, an American gambler, arrives in the Mediterranean resort of San Paolo, to find himself fêted by the local casino owner. On returning to his room with a girl he met at the casino, he is drugged by the drink provided by the casino owner and wakes up to find a dead body in his room and the police there. The dead man is a U.S. Treasury agent and Cain is accused of his murder. Escaping with the girl, Cain, with help from the girl and a small boy called Toni, establishes his innocence and brings to book a gang of counterfeiters, which includes among its number the casino owner.

Cast & Credits

Cast
- - Nick Cain
    
    George Raft
  - Kay Wonderly
    
    Coleen Gray
  - Toni
    
    Enzo Staiola
  - Massine
    
    Charles Goldner
  - Mueller
    
    Walter Rilla
  - Sperazza
    
    Martin Benson
  - Ceralde
    
    Peter Illing
  - Travers
    
    Hugh French
  - Hans
    
    Peter Bull
  - Claudette Ambling
    
    Greta Gynt
  - the fence
    
    Elwyn Brook-Jones
  - Kennedy
    
    Donald Stewart
  - Mrs Langley
    
    Margot Grahame
  - Nina
    
    Constance Smith
  - photographer
    
    Martin Miller
  - cobbler
    
    Props Riello
  - Mr Langley
    
    Norman Shelley
  - prison matron
    
    Hannah Watt
  - secret agent
    
    Anthony Dawson
  - blonde
    
    Valerie de Cadenet
Credits
- Unknown:
  - Directed by
    
    Joseph M. Newman
  - Production Company
    
    Kaydor Productions
  - Made in association with
    
    Romulus Films
  - Produced by
    
    Joseph Kaufman
  - Production Supervisor
    
    Ernest Holding
  - Assistant Director
    
    Shipway, Phil
  - Continuity
    
    Paddy Arnold
  - Screenplay by
    
    George Callahan
  - Screenplay by
    
    William Rose
  - Adapted from the novel by
    
    James Hadley Chase
  - Director of Photography
    
    Otto Heller
  - Camera Operator
    
    Day, Bob
  - Editor
    
    Russell Lloyd
  - Art Director
    
    Ralph Brinton
  - Costume Supervisor
    
    Elizabeth Hennings
  - Furs
    
    Molho
  - Make-up
    
    Eric Carter
  - Hairdresser
    
    Betty Baugh
  - Music composed and conducted
    
    Walter Goehr
  - Song 'Lena' by
    
    Bruno Coquatrix
  - Song 'Lena' by
    
    Ray Ventura
  - Music played by
    
    Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
  - Special dance sequence by
    
    Jack La Roc and his Orchestra
  - Sound
    
    John Mitchell
  - Studio
    
    Teddington Studios

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