This was John Randolph's first film in fifteen years (since an uncredited one-day bit part in 14ª ora (1951)). He had been blacklisted for his radical sympathies in the early '50s, and his wife Sara Cunningham later said that he had been on the blacklist longer than any other actor. Two other actors in prominent roles, Jeff Corey and Nedrick Young, were also long blacklisted.

Film

Nessun dato in archivio