Thunder in the City [1937]

by Finis Belli

Publication date 1937

Topics Edward G. Robinson, The East Side Kids, Little Tough Guys, East Side Kids, Bowery Boys, Leo Gorcey, James Cagney, Humphrey Bogart, WW 2 Action, George Patton, V2, Aryan, Nuremberg, Mein Kampf, Blitzkrieg, V1, Fascism, Grey Ghost, Russia, Soviet Union, Rogue General, Stalingrad, Red Star, Communist, National Socialist, Nazi Party, Balkans, USS Enterprise, Panzerjäger, Pacific Fleet, War Movie, Bismark George Patton (Rogue General), War film, Munich, WW2 Movie, Japan, Imperial Japan, Bushido, Eastern Front, Ninja, Solomon Islands, Concentration Camp, Italian Campaign, Tank Hunters, Auschwitz, Pacific Theatre, Tunisia, Schindler's List, Bob Hope, USO, RAF, Emperor Hirohito, Battle of the Bulge, Western Wall, Sherman Tank, Tiger Tank, Messerschmitt, December 7th 1941, Winston Churchill, HMS Hood, USS Arizona, Iwo Jima, WW2 Japanese Aircraft, Rommel, Anzio, Finis Belli, D-Day, Eisenhower, Nazi Kommando, Bob Hope, Allies, Call of Duty, Axis, China Campaign, Flying Tigers, 8th Air Force, Banzai, Invasion of China, John Wayne, 1976, Hitler-Jugend, Betty Grable, Saving Private Ryan, Airborne, World at War, SAS, Midway, Sake, Leyte Gulf, Battle, WW2 Thriller, Wake Island, Truk Lagoon, PT Boat, Coral Sea, K Rations, Hiroshima, Aircraft Carrier, USS Hornet, Wehrmacht Soldiers, Manchuria, War movie, Zero Fighter, Naval Battle, Normandy Invasion, Waffen SS, Airplane, Deutschland, War Film, WW2, WW1, Hitler, Montgomery, Roosevelt, Mussolini, Operation Overlord, Patton, General, Mcarthur, Fall Of France, Nazi, Tank, Kamikaze, Third Reich, Genocide, Himmler, Guadalcanal, Jews, Mein Krieg, Final Solution, Western Front, Pearl Harbor, MRE, Battlefield, World War, Air Force, Army, Adolf Hitler, Navy, Marines, U-Boat Wehrmacht, Stalin, Luftwaffe, Fascist, SS, Hitler Youth

WARNING - The opening titles are out of frame for a minute or so but when the movie starts it is normal screen size. So you guys don't freak out when you first star this movie.

An American (Edward G. Robinson) in London helps a broke duke (Nigel Bruce) sell a so-called miracle metal to a financier (Ralph Richardson).