The People Against O'Hara was a well-made, largely location-shot crime drama set in New York City, but it wouldn't have been nearly so prestigious a movie were it not for the presence of Spencer Tracy in the role of Curtayne. Ironically enough, he only agreed to do the film on the condition that his friend Pat O'Brien, who hadn't been in a major studio release in a couple of years, be given a large role, which he got as the lead detective on the case, and O'Brien  and Tracy  get a couple of really good scenes together. The film also includes an unbilled appearance by Charles Bronson, who was still working as Charles Buchinski in 1951, and is highlighted by a superb prominent supporting performance by William Campbell, who seems to quietly relish every nuance of his portrayal of a totally slimy character.  
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0043914/

Director:
John Sturges

        Spencer Tracy	 ... 	James P. Curtayne
	Pat O'Brien	... 	Det. Vincent Ricks
	Diana Lynn	... 	Virginia 'Ginny' Curtayne
	John Hodiak	... 	District Attorney Louis Barra
	Eduardo Ciannelli	... 	Sol 'Knuckles' Lanzetta

[Movie]
Valid : Yes [AVI]
Duration : 01:42:15
Movie complete : Yes

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