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Fury
Fury

Fury

Two lovers… victims of mob violence!

Genres

CrimeDrama

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Joe, who owns a gas station along with his brothers and is about to marry Katherine, travels to the small town where she lives to visit her, but is wrongly mistaken for a wanted kidnapper and arrested.

Others

Budget

$604000

Revenue

$1300000

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

92 mins

Rating

7.425/10

Release Date

05 June 1936

Country

United States of America

Cast

Sylvia Sidney

Sylvia Sidney

Katherine Grant

Spencer Tracy

Spencer Tracy

Joe Wilson

Walter Abel

Walter Abel

District Attorney

Bruce Cabot

Bruce Cabot

Kirby Dawson

Edward Ellis

Edward Ellis

Sheriff

Walter Brennan

Walter Brennan

Bugs Meyers

Frank Albertson

Frank Albertson

Charlie Wilson

George Walcott

George Walcott

Tom Wilson

Arthur Stone

Arthur Stone

Durkin

Morgan Wallace

Morgan Wallace

Fred Garrett

George Chandler

George Chandler

Milton Jackson

Roger Gray

Roger Gray

Stranger

Edwin Maxwell

Edwin Maxwell

Vickery

Howard Hickman

Howard Hickman

Governor

Jonathan Hale

Jonathan Hale

Defense Attorney

Leila Bennett

Leila Bennett

Edna Hooper

Esther Dale

Esther Dale

Mrs. Whipple

Helen Flint

Helen Flint

Franchette

Erville Alderson

Erville Alderson

Plumber (uncredited)

Ernie Alexander

Ernie Alexander

Peanut Vendor (uncredited)

Ricca Allen

Ricca Allen

Townswoman Gossip (uncredited)

Herbert Ashley

Herbert Ashley

Oscar (uncredited)

B.F. Blinn

B.F. Blinn

Juror (uncredited)

Ward Bond

Ward Bond

Man (uncredited)

Harry Bowen

Harry Bowen

Baggage Clerk (uncredited)

Ed Brady

Ed Brady

Dawson's Friend (uncredited)

Raymond Brown

Raymond Brown

Farmer (uncredited)

Harry Burkhardt

Harry Burkhardt

Sheriff's Deputy (uncredited)

Eugene Burr

Eugene Burr

Man at Elevator (uncredited)

Frederick Burton

Frederick Burton

Daniel Hopkins (uncredited)

Nora Cecil

Nora Cecil

Albert's Mother (uncredited)

Harvey Clark

Harvey Clark

Mayor Pippen (uncredited)

Gino Corrado

Gino Corrado

Reporter in Courtroom (uncredited)

Jules Cowles

Jules Cowles

Frank (uncredited)

Alexander Cross

Alexander Cross

Outgoing Watchman (uncredited)

Jack Daley

Jack Daley

Factory Foreman (uncredited)

Sidney De Gray

Sidney De Gray

Jury Member (uncredited)

Helen Dickson

Helen Dickson

Townswoman Gossip (uncredited)

Robert Dudley

Robert Dudley

Store Owner (uncredited)

Oliver Eckhardt

Oliver Eckhardt

Juror (uncredited)

Edgar Edwards

Edgar Edwards

Tomato Thrower / Arsonist Defendant (uncredited)

Adolph Faylauer

Adolph Faylauer

Reporter (uncredited)

Mary Foy

Mary Foy

Townswoman Defendant (uncredited)

Raoul Freeman

Raoul Freeman

Sheriff's Deputy (uncredited)

Jack Grey

Jack Grey

Dawson's Friend (uncredited)

Ben Hall

Ben Hall

Walter "Goofy" Gordon (uncredited)

Sherry Hall

Sherry Hall

Court Clerk (uncredited)

Edna Mae Harris

Edna Mae Harris

Black Woman (uncredited)

Harry Harvey

Harry Harvey

Jasper Anderson (uncredited)

Raymond Hatton

Raymond Hatton

Hector (uncredited)

Harry Hayden

Harry Hayden

Lem (uncredited)

Sam Hayes

Sam Hayes

Radio Announcer (uncredited)

Daniel L. Haynes

Daniel L. Haynes

Taxi Driver (uncredited)

Fay Helm

Fay Helm

Townswoman (uncredited)

Oscar 'Dutch' Hendrian

Oscar 'Dutch' Hendrian

Miner (uncredited)

Al Herman

Al Herman

Dawson's Friend (uncredited)

Robert Homans

Robert Homans

Incoming Watchman (uncredited)

Arthur Hoyt

Arthur Hoyt

Grouch (uncredited)

Sydney Jarvis

Sydney Jarvis

Court Bailiff (uncredited)

Si Jenks

Si Jenks

Uncle Billy (uncredited)

Clarence Kolb

Clarence Kolb

Durkin's Friend (uncredited)

Gwen Lee

Gwen Lee

Mrs. Fred Garrett (uncredited)

Murdock MacQuarrie

Murdock MacQuarrie

Dawson's Friend (uncredited)

Wally Maher

Wally Maher

Ted Fitzgerald (uncredited)

Tom Mahoney

Tom Mahoney

Bailiff (uncredited)

Paul McAllister

Paul McAllister

Passerby (uncredited)

Harry McCoy

Harry McCoy

Adams' Assistant (uncredited)

Pat McKee

Pat McKee

Townsman Mob Defendant (uncredited)

Mira McKinney

Mira McKinney

Hysterical Townswoman at Trial (uncredited)

Robert Milasch

Robert Milasch

Townsman Deputy (uncredited)

Frank Mills

Frank Mills

Dawson's Friend (uncredited)

King Mojave

King Mojave

Walter Judd (uncredited)

Roger Moore

Roger Moore

Adams' Assistant (uncredited)

Esther Muir

Esther Muir

Girl in Apartment Listening to Radio (uncredited)

William Newell

William Newell

Service Station Owner (uncredited)

Field Norton

Field Norton

Court Bailiff (uncredited)

Dennis O'Keefe

Dennis O'Keefe

Reporter (uncredited)

George Offerman, Jr.

George Offerman, Jr.

Youthful Mob Defendant (uncredited)

Franklin Parker

Franklin Parker

Newsreel Cameraman (uncredited)

Victor Potel

Victor Potel

Jorgeson (uncredited)

James Quinn

James Quinn

Dawson's Friend (uncredited)

Ruth Renick

Ruth Renick

Sally Humphries (uncredited)

Bert Roach

Bert Roach

Waiter (uncredited)

Ronald R. Rondell

Ronald R. Rondell

Reporter (uncredited)

Christian Rub

Christian Rub

Sven Ahern (uncredited)

Cy Schindell

Cy Schindell

Townsman (uncredited)

Will Stanton

Will Stanton

Drunk Leaving Bar (uncredited)

Carl Stockdale

Carl Stockdale

Hardware Man (uncredited)

Mark Strong

Mark Strong

Court Bailiff (uncredited)

Charles Sullivan

Charles Sullivan

Townsman Mob Defendant (uncredited)

Denny Sullivan

Denny Sullivan

Townsman Mob Defendant (uncredited)

Frank Sully

Frank Sully

Dynamiter (uncredited)

Gertrude Sutton

Gertrude Sutton

Miss Tuttle (uncredited)

William Tannen

William Tannen

Governor's Aide (uncredited)

Albert Taylor

Albert Taylor

Old Man (uncredited)

Minerva Urecal

Minerva Urecal

Fanny (uncredited)

Guy Usher

Guy Usher

Assistant Defense Attorney (uncredited)

Billy Wayne

Billy Wayne

Newsreel Cameraman (uncredited)

Dick Wessel

Dick Wessel

Bodyguard (uncredited)

Huey White

Huey White

Bus Driver (uncredited)

Florence Wix

Florence Wix

Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)

Dorothea Wolbert

Dorothea Wolbert

Hector's Wife (uncredited)

Buck Woods

Buck Woods

Bartender (uncredited)

Janet Young

Janet Young

Prim Townswoman (uncredited)

Terry

Terry

Joe's Dog Rainbow (uncredited)

Jane Corcoran

Jane Corcoran

Praying Townswoman

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