Back Door to Heaven
Wrongfully Accused! Condemned to Death!
1939 · 1h 25m · APPROVED
Crime, Drama
Directed by
William K. Howard
Overview
The life of a young kid, who starts stealing small things to fit in with the "cool crowd".
Director and cast
- William K. Howard Director
- Wallace Ford as Francis "Frankie" Rogers as adult
- Aline MacMahon as Miss Williams
- Stuart Erwin as Jud Mason
- Bert Frohman as Bert "Mouse" Gatto
- Jimmy Lydon as Francis "Frankie" Rogers as child
- Anita Magee as Carol Evans as child
- Raymond Roe as John Shelley as child
- William Redfield as Charley Smith as child
- Kenneth LeRoy as Bob Hale as child
- David Johnson as Wallace Kischler as child
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