Tall, Dark and Handsome 83 years old

What a man...He's a killer that doesn't kill

Robin Hoodish gangster in 1929 Chicago is an object of affection, kind to New York hood and bad to a bad crook.

Credits

Name	Character
Marc Lawrence He was 30, 95 years old when he died	as Louie
Bess Flowers She was 42, 85 years old when she died	as Department Store Extra (uncredited)
Anthony Caruso He was 24, 86 years old when he died	as Gunman
Milton Berle He was 32, 93 years old when he died	as Frosty Welch
Addison Richards He was 38, 61 years old when he died	as Miitary Academy Commandant
Charlotte Greenwood She was 50, 87 years old when she died	as Winnie Sage
Stanley Blystone He was 46, 61 years old when he died	as Policeman in cigar store
Mary Treen She was 33, 82 years old when she died	as Martha
Cesar Romero He was 33, 86 years old when he died	as J.J. "Shep" Morrison
Leon Belasco He was 38, 85 years old when he died	as Alfredo Herrera
Frank Jenks He was 38, 59 years old when he died	as Puffy
Stanley Clements He was 14, 55 years old when he died	as Detroit Harry Morrison Jr.
Virginia Gilmore She was 21, 66 years old when she died	as Judy Miller
Marion Martin She was 31, 76 years old when she died	as Dawn
Frank Bruno He was 20, now 63 years old	as Chick
George Watts	as Joe Brady
Paul Hurst He was 33, now 50 years old	as Biff Sage
Barnett Parker He was 54, 54 years old when he died	as Quentin
Sheldon Leonard He was 33, 89 years old when he died	as Pretty Willie Williams
Charles D. Brown He was 53, 61 years old when he died	as District Attorney

Name	Department
Karl Tunberg as Screenplay. He was 31 (83) years old when He died	Writing
H. Bruce Humberstone as Director. He was 39 (82) years old when He died	Directing
Darrell Ware as Screenplay. He was 34 (37) years old when He died	Writing

What a man...He's a killer that doesn't kill