The Raging Tide

The Raging Tide

Infobox Film
name = The Raging Tide


image_size = 250
caption = Screen-capture of Richard Conte and Charles Bickford
director = George Sherman
producer = Aaron Rosenberg
writer = Ernest K. Gann
narrator =
starring =
music = Frank Skinner
cinematography = Russell Metty
editing = Ted J. Kent
distributor = Universal Pictures
released = November 1951
runtime = 93 minutes
country = United States
language = English
budget =
gross =
website =
amg_id = 1:107155
imdb_id = 0043957

"The Raging Tide" (1951) is a American crime film noir directed by George Sherman and written by Ernest K. Gann, based on his novel "Fiddler's Green." The drama features Shelley Winters, Richard Conte, among others. [imdb title|id=0043957|title=The Raging Tide.]

Plot

The film tells of Bruno Felkin (Conte) as a San Francisco crime boss. After he kills off a mob rival, he tries to arrange an alibi with his girlfriend Connie Thatcher (Winters). However, she isn't available, which forces Felkin to hide out on a fishing boat owned by Hamil Linder (Bickford) until Connie his moll can be located.

Far from the perfect guest, Felkin tries to motivate Linder's son Carl (Alex Nicol) into doing his dirty work until the police is of his trail. Gradually, however, Felkin, and Connie, become reformed by the decency and humanity of the Linder family.

Cop Kelsey (Stephen McNally) continues to pursue Felkin and might not see things in this new light.

Cast

* Shelley Winters as Connie Thatcher
* Richard Conte as Bruno Felkin
* Stephen McNally as Lt. Kelsey
* Charles Bickford as Hamil Linder
* Alex Nicol as Carl Linder
* John McIntire as Corky Mullins
* Tito Vuolo as Barney Schriona
* Chubby Johnson as "General" Ball
* Minerva Urecal as Johnnie Mae Swanson
* Robert A. O'Neil as Spade-Face

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