
Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye (1950) on Netflix
Ralph Cotter escapes from a prison work camp and gets back into the crime business. He seduces Holiday Carleton, the dead inmate's sister, with what he knows of the breakout.
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Plot summary
Ralph Cotter is a career criminal, and his breakout from a prison work camp leaves his partner, Carleton, dead. On the outside he comes to Holiday, Carleton's sister, who had a hand in arranging the break, and she is drawn to him while he holds the threat of exposure over her. Cotter goes back into the crime game, and the corrupt policemen who run the city's rackets move in on him for a share; Inspector Charles Weber and Lieutenant John Reece are among those leaning on him. The crooked lawyer Keith 'Cherokee' Mandon is another figure in the circle, and Cotter also meets Margaret Dobson, a tycoon's daughter.
Cast
James Cagneyas Ralph Cotter
Barbara Paytonas Holiday Carleton
Helena Carteras Margaret Dobson
Ward Bondas Inspector Charles Weber
Luther Adleras Keith 'Cherokee' Mandon
Barton MacLaneas Lieutenant John Reece
Steve Brodieas Joe 'Jinx' Raynor
Rhys Williamsas Vic Mason
Herbert Heyesas Ezra Dobson
John Litelas Police Chief Sam Tolgate
William Frawleyas Byers
Robert Karnesas Detective Tom Gray
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye (1950)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye was banned in Ohio, which branded it "a sordid, sadistic presentation of brutality and an extreme presentation of crime with explicit steps in commission."
- James Cagney said he and his brother William struck a deal in which they handed the banks the first $500,000 the film made, to pay back debts from their earlier picture The Time of Your Life.
- Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye was the first of four movies that the Cagney brothers, James and William, made for Warner Bros.























