About Afraid to Talk
- Released on November 17, 1932
Corrupt politicians resort to murder and blackmail when a young boy accidentally witnesses them taking payoffs.
Full Cast of Afraid to Talk
Eric Linden plays Eddie Martin
Sidney Fox plays Peggy Martin
Tully Marshall plays District Attorney. Anderson
Louis Calhern plays Asst. District Attorney John Wade
George Meeker plays Lenny Collins
Robert Warwick plays Jake Stranskey
Berton Churchill plays Mayor William 'Billy' Manning
Edward Arnold plays Jig Skelli
Mayo Methot plays Marge Winters
Matt McHugh plays Joe Skelli
Joyce Compton plays Alice - Party Girl
King Baggot plays Police Officer (uncredited)
Walter Brennan plays Protester Sign Carrier (uncredited)
Lita Chevret plays Molly (uncredited)
Dorothy Granger plays Kippie - Party Girl (uncredited)
Ben Taggart plays Detective Burke (uncredited)
Thomas E. Jackson plays Deputy Benchley
Frank Sheridan plays Police Commissioner Garvey
Ian Maclaren plays Chief Frank Hyers
Gustav von Seyffertitz plays Attorney Harry Berger
Reginald Barlow plays Judge MacMurray
Edward Martindel plays Major Jamison
John Ince plays Bill (detective)
George Chandler plays Pete (bellhop)
Arthur Housman plays Archie (drunk)
Joe Bonomo plays Party Guest
Lynton Brent plays Wade's Secretary
Ralph Brooks plays Reporter
Thomas Carrigan plays Burns
G. Pat Collins plays Detective Archie Quinn
Kernan Cripps plays Arresting Detective
Jack Dougherty plays Third-Degree Detective
Jimmie Dundee plays Cab Driver
James Eagles plays Sam - Bellhop
Jim Farley plays Police Sergeant
William Farrel plays Third-Degree Detective #1
Olin Francis plays Prison Hospital Guard
Clarence Geldart plays Third-Degree Doctor
Charles Giblyn plays Doctor
Huntley Gordon plays Governor
Julia Griffith plays Dignitary on Dais
Pat Harmon plays Prison Patient
Robert Homans plays Bill McGuire - Third-Degree Detective
Perry Ivins plays Unemployed Man
Gladden James plays Reporter
Lew Kelly plays Mailman
William J. Kelly plays Third-Degree Detective
Colin Kenny plays Dignitary on Dais
Fred Kohler Jr. plays Max - Elevator Operator
Lew Meehan plays Jail Official
Monte Montague plays Electrician
Frances Morris plays Miss Sheridan - Nurse
Robert Morris plays Third-Degree Detective #2
Lee Phelps plays Taxi Driver
Alexander Pollard plays Party Waiter
Hal Price plays Arresting Detective
Lorin Raker plays Mike
Jack Richardson plays Editor
Cliff Saum plays Protester with Sign
Philip Sleeman plays Prison Patient
Emma Tansey plays Old Lady
Harry Tenbrook plays Spike - Henchman
Edward Thomas plays Bartender
William Wagner plays Reporter
Allen Wood plays Bellhop
Crew of Afraid to Talk
Art
Editing
Directing
Writing
- Eric Linden
- Sidney Fox
- Tully Marshall
- Louis Calhern
- George Meeker
- Robert Warwick
- Berton Churchill
- Edward Arnold
- Mayo Methot
- Matt McHugh
- Joyce Compton
- King Baggot
- Walter Brennan
- Lita Chevret
- Dorothy Granger
- Ben Taggart
- Thomas E. Jackson
- Frank Sheridan
- Ian Maclaren
- Gustav von Seyffertitz
- Reginald Barlow
- Edward Martindel
- John Ince
- George Chandler
- Arthur Housman
- Joe Bonomo
- Lynton Brent
- Ralph Brooks
- Thomas Carrigan
- G. Pat Collins
- Kernan Cripps
- Jack Dougherty
- Jimmie Dundee
- James Eagles
- Jim Farley
- William Farrel
- Olin Francis
- Clarence Geldart
- Charles Giblyn
- Huntley Gordon
- Julia Griffith
- Pat Harmon
- Robert Homans
- Perry Ivins
- Gladden James
- Lew Kelly
- William J. Kelly
- Colin Kenny
- Fred Kohler Jr.
- Lew Meehan
- Monte Montague
- Frances Morris
- Robert Morris
- Lee Phelps
- Alexander Pollard
- Hal Price
- Lorin Raker
- Jack Richardson
- Cliff Saum
- Philip Sleeman
- Emma Tansey
- Harry Tenbrook
- Edward Thomas
- William Wagner
- Allen Wood