American Madness (1932) American Madness

American Madness ★★½ 1932 Benevolent banker Dickson (Huston) has been making loans without sufficient collateral. The bank's board of directors give him a warning and then a robbery causes a run on the bank. The directors are ready to oust Dickson when the small businessmen he's helped rally to his defense. Tedious romantic subplot has Dickson's unhappy wife (Johnson) accusing him of neglect and dallying with unscrupulous bank clerk Cluett (Gordon). 75m/B VHS. Walter Huston, Pat O'Brien, Kay Johnson, Gavin Gordon, Constance Cummings, Robert Ellis, Walter Walker, Arthur Hoyt; Director: Frank Capra; Writer: Robert Riskin; Writer: Joseph Walker.

At-a-glance
Year Released 1932
Length (in minutes) 75
Display Black & White
Formats VHS
National Film Registry
Credits
Role Name
Actor Arthur Hoyt
Actor Walter Huston
Actor Pat O'Brien
Actor Kay Johnson
Actor Gavin Gordon
Actor Constance Cummings
Actor Robert Ellis
Actor Walter Walker
Cinematographer Joseph Walker
Director Frank Capra
Writer Robert Riskin