Power of the Press (film)
Power of the Press was a 1943 film, based on a story by the acclaimed director Sam Fuller. It starred Guy Kibbee and Lee Tracy. The film is not to be confused with The Power of the Press, a 1928 silent film starring Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.[1]
This film was directed by Lew Landers, and was produced by Columbia Pictures.
The Kibbee character is a small-town newspaper publisher who is called in to protect a big-city paper that has come under control of an isolationist, played by Otto Kruger. Tracy plays the managing editor, who has been going along with the regime but suffers a crisis of conscience when Kruger has the paper's publisher murdered and frames an ex-employee (an unbilled Larry Parks), making up and printing lurid details of the crime to boost circulation.
Cast
- Guy Kibbee - Ulysses Bradford
- Lee Tracy - Griff Thompson
- Gloria Dickson - Edwina Stephens
- Otto Kruger - Howard Raskin
- Victor Jory - Oscar Trent
References
External links
- Power of the Press at the American Film Institute Catalog
- Lua error in Module:WikidataCheck at line 28: attempt to index field 'wikibase' (a nil value). Power of the Press at IMDb
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