Fury

Edgar Edwards as Tomato Thrower / Arsonist Defendant (uncredited) Mira McKinney as Hysterical Townswoman at Trial (uncredited) Ward Bond as Man (uncredited) Mary Foy as Townswoman Defendant (uncredited) Harry McCoy as Adams' Assistant (uncredited) Ronald R. Rondell as Reporter (uncredited) B.F. Blinn as Juror (uncredited) Oliver Eckhardt as Juror (uncredited) Si Jenks as Uncle Billy (uncredited) Robert Milasch as Townsman Deputy (uncredited) Roger Moore as Adams' Assistant (uncredited) James Quinn as Dawson's Friend (uncredited) Ed Brady as Dawson's Friend (uncredited) Alexander Cross as Outgoing Watchman (uncredited) Adolph Faylauer as Reporter (uncredited) Harry Harvey as Jasper Anderson (uncredited) Raymond Hatton as Hector (uncredited) Bert Roach as Waiter (uncredited) Jonathan Hale as Defense Attorney Leila Bennett as Edna Hooper Sidney De Gray as Jury Member (uncredited) Clarence Kolb as Durkin's Friend (uncredited) Cy Schindell as Townsman (uncredited) Charles Sullivan as Townsman Mob Defendant (uncredited) Frank Albertson as Charlie Wilson Gino Corrado as Reporter in Courtroom (uncredited) Fay Helm as Townswoman (uncredited) George Offerman, Jr. as Youthful Mob Defendant (uncredited) Victor Potel as Jorgeson (uncredited) Howard Hickman as Governor Robert Dudley as Store Owner (uncredited) Sam Hayes as Radio Announcer (uncredited) Daniel L. Haynes as Taxi Driver (uncredited) Robert Homans as Incoming Watchman (uncredited) Arthur Hoyt as Grouch (uncredited) Dennis O'Keefe as Reporter (uncredited) Esther Dale as Mrs. Whipple Erville Alderson as Plumber (uncredited) Harry Bowen as Baggage Clerk (uncredited) Jules Cowles as Frank (uncredited) Will Stanton as Drunk Leaving Bar (uncredited) Bruce Cabot as Kirby Dawson Edwin Maxwell as Vickery Edna Mae Harris as Black Woman (uncredited) Walter Abel as District Attorney Ricca Allen as Townswoman Gossip (uncredited) Gertrude Sutton as Miss Tuttle (uncredited) Harry Burkhardt as Sheriff's Deputy (uncredited) Esther Muir as Girl in Apartment Listening to Radio (uncredited) Minerva Urecal as Fanny (uncredited) Billy Wayne as Newsreel Cameraman (uncredited) Florence Wix as Courtroom Spectator (uncredited) Arthur Stone as Durkin George Chandler as Milton Jackson Murdock MacQuarrie as Dawson's Friend (uncredited) William Tannen as Governor's Aide (uncredited) Terry as Joe's Dog Rainbow (uncredited) Jane Corcoran as Praying Townswoman Walter Brennan as Bugs Meyers Gwen Lee as Mrs. Fred Garrett (uncredited) Christian Rub as Sven Ahern (uncredited) Helen Flint as Franchette Carl Stockdale as Hardware Man (uncredited) Frank Sully as Dynamiter (uncredited) Guy Usher as Assistant Defense Attorney (uncredited) Morgan Wallace as Fred Garrett Harvey Clark as Mayor Pippen (uncredited) Paul McAllister as Passerby (uncredited) William Newell as Service Station Owner (uncredited) Dick Wessel as Bodyguard (uncredited) Dorothea Wolbert as Hector's Wife (uncredited) Sylvia Sidney as Katherine Grant Spencer Tracy as Joe Wilson George Walcott as Tom Wilson Sydney Jarvis as Court Bailiff (uncredited) Frank Mills as Dawson's Friend (uncredited) Ruth Renick as Sally Humphries (uncredited) Harry Hayden as Lem (uncredited) Edward Ellis as Sheriff Nora Cecil as Albert's Mother (uncredited)

Norman Krasna Story Franz Waxman Original Music Composer Edwin B. Willis Art Direction Joseph L. Mankiewicz Producer Joseph Ruttenberg Director of Photography Lesley Selander Assistant Director Fritz Lang Screenplay, Director Douglas Shearer Sound Recordist, Sound Director Cedric Gibbons Art Direction