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Directed by
  
George Blair

Screenplay by
  
Albert DeMond

Cinematography
  
John MacBurnie

Director
  
George Blair

Production company
  
Republic Pictures

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Produced by
  
Stephen Auer

Music by
  
Stanley Wilson

Initial release
  
15 October 1949

Music director
  
Stanley Wilson

Written by
  
Albert DeMond

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Starring
  
Robert Rockwell Barbra Fuller Audrey Long James Nolan John Harmon Sammy Menacker Joseph Crehan

Cast
  
Robert Rockwell, Barbra Fuller, Audrey Long, John Harmon, Joseph Crehan

Similar
  
Audrey Long movies, Crime fiction

Alias the champ 1949


Alias the Champ is a 1949 American crime film directed by George Blair and written by Albert DeMond. The film stars Robert Rockwell, Barbra Fuller, Audrey Long, James Nolan, John Harmon, Sammy Menacker and Joseph Crehan. The film was released on October 15, 1949, by Republic Pictures.

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Cast

  • Robert Rockwell as Police Lt. Ron Peterson
  • Barbra Fuller as Colette LaRue
  • Audrey Long as Lorraine Connors
  • James Nolan as Al Merlo
  • John Harmon as Chuck Lyons
  • Sammy Menacker as Sammy Menacker
  • Joseph Crehan as Tim Murphy
  • John Hamilton as Police Commissioner Bronson
  • Stephen Chase as Dist. Atty. Gould
  • Frank J. Scannell as Bert Tracy
  • Frank Yaconelli as Headwaiter
  • Emmett Vogan as Doc Morgan
  • John Wald as TV Announcer
  • Gorgeous George as Gorgeous George
  • Mike Ruby as Referee
  • Jimmy Lennon Sr. as Ring Announcer
  • Henry Kulky as Bomber Kulkovich
  • Billy Varga as Wrestler
  • Bobby Manogoff as Wrestler
  • George Temple as Wrestler
  • Tor Johnson as The Swedish Angel
  • Jack 'Sockeye' McDonald as Wrestler

    • References

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