Bill Cracks Down

Synopsis

In the movie 'Bill Cracks Down' released in 1937, Grant Withers stars as a determined police detective named Bill who sets out to solve a series of crimes plaguing the city. With a no-nonsense attitude and relentless investigative skills, Bill races against time to apprehend the culprits before they strike again. As he delves deeper into the complex web of deceit and corruption, Bill must navigate through dangerous encounters and unexpected twists to bring justice to the community. 'Bill Cracks Down' is a classic crime drama that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats with suspense, action, and unexpected revelations.

Cast

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  Grant Withers

  'Tons' Walker

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  Beatrice Roberts

  Susan Bailey

• Ranny Weeks

  Bill Reardon Jr., aka Bill Hall

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  Judith Allen

  Elaine Witworth

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  William Newell

  Eddie 'Porky' Plunkett

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  Pierre Watkin

  William 'Bill' Reardon Sr.

Reviews

Bill Cracks Down, a film released in 1937 starring Grant Withers as the titular protagonist, received varying reception from critics. While some praised its gripping storyline and Withers' charismatic performance, others found the plot to be somewhat predictable and lacking in depth. Rotten Tomatoes critics gave it a 60% rating, stating that the film provided solid entertainment but fell short in delivering a truly compelling narrative. IMDb users rated the movie 5.6 out of 10, with mixed reviews praising the film's nostalgic charm but criticizing its pacing. Metacritic's score of 55 highlighted the film's strengths in capturing the essence of classic detective noir while acknowledging its shortcomings in character development. Overall, 'Bill Cracks Down' is a decent watch for fans of vintage crime dramas but may leave some viewers wanting more depth and originality.