Storm Warning (1950)
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62% of users liked it
(512 ratings)
In Storm Warning, Ginger Rogers stars as a model visiting relatives in an unnamed small town. She happens to witness the beating death of a man at the hands of the KKK. Rogers soon discovers that the whole town is controlled by this vigilante group, and that her loutish brother-in-law Steve Cochran… More In Storm Warning, Ginger Rogers stars as a model visiting relatives in an unnamed small town. She happens to witness the beating death of a man at the hands of the KKK. Rogers soon discovers that the whole town is controlled by this vigilante group, and that her loutish brother-in-law Steve Cochran is one of the group's members. D.A. Ronald W. Reagan is the man who breaks the stranglehold of the hooded terrorists--through the simple expedient of walking into one of their meetings and calmly identifying each of them by name. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Stuart Heisler
- Written By
- Richard Brooks, Daniel Fuchs
- Genres
- Drama, Classics
- In Theaters
- Feb 10, 1951 Wide
- Studio
- WARNER BROTHERS PICTURES
Critic Reviews
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Emanuel Levy, EmanuelLevy.Com
This well acted melodrama, starring Ginger Rogers, Doris Day, and Ronald Reagan, depicts the KKK terror reign over a typical American small town.
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Dennis Schwartz, Ozus' World Movie Reviews
Good on spectacle but trivializes the serious subject of race hatred with an inadequate depiction of the KKK.
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Cast
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Ginger Rogers
as Marsha Mitchell
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Ronald Reagan
as Burt Rainey
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Doris Day
as Lucy Rice
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Steve Cochran
as Hank Rice
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Hugh Sanders
as Charlie Barr
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Lloyd Gough
as Cliff Rummel
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Raymond Greenleaf
as Faulkner
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Ned Glass
as George Athens
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Paul E. Burns
as Hauser
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Walter S. Baldwin
as Bledsoe
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Lynn Whitney
as Cora Athens
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Stuart Randall
as Walters
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Sean McClory
as Shore
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Lillian Albertson
as Mrs. Rainey
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Fern Barry
as Wife
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Paul Brinegar
as First Cameraman
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Leo Cleary
as Barnet
- Donald Dillaway
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Gene Evans
as Klansman
- Norman Field
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Pat Flaherty
as Assistant
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Alex Gerry
as Basset
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Dabbs Greer
as Attendant
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Harry Harvey
as Mr. Louden
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Edward Hearn
as Mr. Rainey
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Len Hendry
as First Policeman
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Mary Ellen Hokanson
as Secretary
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Frank Marlowe
as Al the Bus Driver
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Charles Marsh
as Fowler
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David McMahon
as Hollis
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Charles Phillips
as Bus Driver
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Grandon Rhodes
as Pike
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Dewey Robinson
as Ku Klux Klansman
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Dale Van Sickel
as Walter Adams
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Anthony Warde
as Juke Box Collector
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Duke Watson
as Ernie
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Charles Watts
as Wally
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Robert B. Williams
as Jaeger
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King Donovan
as Ambulance Driver
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Charles Conrad
as Jordan
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Tommy Walker
as Bob
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Janet Barrett
as Mrs. Adams
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Ned Davenport
as Second Policeman
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Michael McHale
as Convert