The Enforcer (1951) | |
| Director(s) | Bretaigne Windust, Raoul Walsh (uncredited) |
| Producer(s) | Milton Sperling |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama, Film Noir |
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The Enforcer (1951) was a Drama - Crime Film directed by Raoul Walsh and Bretaigne Windust and produced by Milton Sperling.
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YouTube Noir — Noirvember Day 14: The Enforcer (1951)
By shadowsandsatin on Nov 14, 2020 From Shadows and SatinI never hear people talk about The Enforcer (1951). I?m going to remedy that today. First off, let?s talk about the film?s cast. It stars Humphrey Bogart, which is a premium selling point all by itself. But it also boasts a boatload of other veterans from the noir era: Ted de Corsia, Everett Sloane,... Read full article
The Enforcer (1976, James Fargo)
on May 2, 2020 From The Stop ButtonThe Enforcer is cheap in all the wrong ways, both in terms of budget and narrative, which probably ought to be clear in the first scene, when the movie opens on a butt shot of Jocelyn Jones in Daisy Dukes. She?s hitchhiking but it?s all a setup for the villain reveal?Jones is in an ostensible milita... Read full article
The Enforcer (1951)
By 4 Star Film Fan on Nov 2, 2018 From 4 Star FilmsNot that this should deter you completely but The Enforcer isn’t a particularly?unique?crime film?by any stretch of the imagination. Still, we have Humphrey Bogart headlining?the police procedural not unlike a Call Northside 777 (1948), The Naked City (1948), or Panic in the Streets (1950). He... Read full article
The Enforcer (1951)
By Beatrice on Jun 30, 2013 From Flickers in TimeThe Enforcer Directed by Bretaigne Windust (credited) and Raoul Walsh (uncredited) 1951/USA Warner Brothers presents A United States Picture First viewing This is a “B” movie with an “A” star – Humphrey Bogart. Bogart plays District Attorney Martin Ferguson. ?Fergus... Read full article
The Enforcer – 1951
By Bogart Fan on May 13, 2013 From The Bogie Film BlogMy Review —A Decent Thriller— Your Bogie?Fix: ?out of 5 Bogies! Director: ?Although Bretaigne Windust is credited, Raoul Walsh was brought in after only a few days of filming when Windust was taken to the hospital, seriously ill.? Windust would not return in time to finish the picture. ... Read full article
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Babe Lazich: Thanks, Mr. Rico, Now I'm ready for the big stuff - maybe even a killing.
Joseph Rico: [grabbing Babe by the collar] Don't ever say that! A murder is a contract. A hit is the sucker that gets killed. Remember those words and use 'em. Then, even if the cops tap our phone, they don't know what you're talkin' about! Get that?
Babe Lazich: Yes, sir. Anything else?
Joseph Rico: Yes. Burn that tent you're wearin' and get yourself a suit!
Albert Mendoza: [after being beaten by Rico] I've been gone over by experts, but you're the best. What's your name?
Joseph Rico: What's the matter? You want some more?
Albert Mendoza: I think I can use a guy like you.
James Malloy: They made me kill my girl!
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After several days of filming, director Bretaigne Windust fell seriously ill and was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. Humphrey Bogart asked his old friend, director Raoul Walsh, to come in and shoot the picture until Windust recovered. Unfortunately, Windust was more seriously ill than most realized, and his recovery took several months, during which Walsh finished the film. However, Walsh refused to take screen credit for it, saying that the picture was Windust's big break and he wasn't going to take it away from him.
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