The Last Hurrah
The Last Hurrah
Release: 1958-12-31
·Runtime: 117m
·★ 7.2
Drama
In a changing world where television has become the main source of information, Adam Caulfield, a young sports journalist, witnesses how his uncle, Frank Skeffington, a veteran and honest politician, mayor of a New England town, tries to be reelected while bankers and captains of industry conspire in the shadows to place a weak and manageable candidate in the city hall.
Production Countries
United States of America
Production Companies
Columbia Pictures
Trailers & Videos
Cast
James Flavin
as Police Capt. Michael J. Shanahan (uncredited)
Frank J. Scannell
as Man (uncredited)
Noble 'Kid' Chissell
as Political Rally Marcher (uncredited)
Paul McVey
as Banker (uncredited)
Ken Curtis
as Monsignor Killian
Edmund Lowe
as Johnny Byrne (uncredited)
Arthur Walsh
as Junior
Julius Tannen
as Mr. Kowalsky (uncredited)
Frank McHugh
as Festus Garvey
Ruth Warren
as Ellen Davin (uncredited)
Frank McLure
as Mourner at Wake (uncredited)
Helen Westcott
as Mrs. McCluskey (uncredited)
Fred Aldrich
as Man at Campaign HQ (uncredited)
Rand Brooks
as Votes Tallyman (uncredited)
Thomas E. Jackson
as Man (uncredited)
Michael Jeffers
as Campaign Worker (uncredited)
Basil Rathbone
as Norman Cass Sr.
Bob Sweeney
as Johnny Degnan
Frank Marlowe
as Man (uncredited)
Cosmo Sardo
as Mourner at Wake (uncredited)
Jeffrey Hunter
as Adam Caulfield
Dianne Foster
as Mave Caulfield
Frank Sully
as Fire Lieutenant (uncredited)
Basil Ruysdael
as The Episcopal Bishop
Richard Alexander
as Mourner Given Cigar at Wake (uncredited)
Eddie Fetherston
as Man (uncredited)
Ricardo Cortez
as Sam Weinberg
Stuart Holmes
as Man (uncredited)
Hank Mann
as Man (uncredited)
Edward Brophy
as Ditto Boland
John Carradine
as Amos Force
William Leslie
as Dan Herlihy
Joseph Forte
as Managing Editor (uncredited)
Sol Murgi
as Political Rally Marcher (uncredited)
Harry Tenbrook
as Caterer at Wake (uncredited)
Wallace Ford
as Charlie Hennessey
Bert Stevens
Gail Bonney
as Woman (uncredited)
Joe Devlin
as Man (uncredited)
James Gleason
as Cuke Gillen
Hal K. Dawson
as Managing Editor (uncredited)
Jane Darwell
as Delia
Richard Deacon
as Graves (uncredited)
Charles Morton
as Reporter (uncredited)
Charles Trowbridge
as Plymouth Club Member (uncredited)
Colin Kenny
as Plymouth Club Member (uncredited)
Ruth Clifford
as Nurse (uncredited)
Wilbur Mack
as Banquet Guest (uncredited)
Charles Sherlock
as Rally Marcher (uncredited)
Edmund Cobb
as Man (uncredited)
Willis Bouchey
as Roger Sugrue
Carleton Young
as Winslow
Jimmy Murphy
as Office Boy (uncredited)
William H. O'Brien
as Man (uncredited)
Ted Stanhope
as 1st Man (uncredited)
Charles Sullivan
as Charlie (uncredited)
Harry Strang
as Harry (uncredited)
Harry Tyler
as Robert (uncredited)
Harvey Parry
as Man (uncredited)
Donald Crisp
as The Cardinal
James Dime
as Man at Campaign HQ (uncredited)
Mae Marsh
as Mourner at Wake (uncredited)
Philo McCullough
as Politician (uncredited)
Harold Miller
as Banquet Guest (uncredited)
George Nardelli
as Banquet Guest (uncredited)
Pat O'Brien
as John Gorman
Shep Houghton
as Man at Campaign HQ (uncredited)
Eve March
as Neighbor (uncredited)
O.Z. Whitehead
as Norman Cass Jr.
William Henry
as Votes Tallyman (uncredited)
Roy Jenson
as Fighter (uncredited)
Harry Lauter
as Votes Tallyman (uncredited)
Carl Sklover
as Political Rally Marcher (uncredited)
Anna Lee
as Gert Minihan
Chet Brandenburg
as Mourner at Wake (uncredited)
Joe McGuinn
as 2nd Man (uncredited)
Spencer Tracy
as Mayor Frank Skeffington
Frank Baker
as Banker at Plymouth Club (uncredited)
Jack Chefe
as Crowd Member (uncredited)
Richard Keene
as Man (uncredited)
Forbes Murray
as Banker at Plymouth Club (uncredited)
Charles B. Fitzsimons
as Kevin McCluskey (uncredited)
William Forrest
as Tom - The Doctor (uncredited), Dr. Tom (uncredited)
Jack Pennick
as Police Sgt. Rafferty (uncredited)
John Bryant
as Man at Campaign HQ (uncredited)
John Deauville
as Man (uncredited)
Chuck Hicks
as Fighter (uncredited)
Frank Albertson
as Jack Mangan
