Crack-Up
6.5
“Could I KILL ... and not remember?”
George Steele, an art critic and forgery expert at a Manhattan museum, experiences a bizarre mental breakdown after surviving what he vividly remembers as a terrifying train wreck. When Steele tries to report and talk about the accident, he discovers that no one else remembers it, and police records show no train crash ever happened, leading everyone–and eventually Steele himself–to question his sanity.
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Cast
70 people
Pat O'Brien
George Steele
Known for
Some Like It Hot
Angels with Dirty Faces
Claire Trevor
Terry Cordell
Known for
Stagecoach
Murder, My Sweet
Herbert Marshall
Traybin
Known for
Foreign Correspondent
The Fly
Ray Collins
Dr. Lowell
Known for
Citizen Kane
Perry Mason
Wallace Ford
Lt. Cochrane
Known for
Freaks
Shadow of a Doubt
Dean Harens
Reynolds
Known for
The Suspect
Damian O'Flynn
Museum Curator Stevenson
Known for
A Foreign Affair
Marked Woman
Erskine Sanford
Museum Director Barton
Known for
Citizen Kane
The Magnificent Ambersons
Mary Ware
Mary
Also in
Secrets of a Sorority Girl
The Dead Don't Dream
Alex Akimoff
Man (Uncredited)
John Ardell
Man (Uncredited)
Gertrude Astor
Nagging Wife on Train (Uncredited)
Known for
The Cat and the Canary
Come Clean
Irving Reis Director · John Paxton Screenplay Ben Bengal Screenplay
United States release September 6, 1946 · Produced in United States · Production RKO
Production
RKO Radio Pictures
Production
RKO
Studio · Production
United States
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Original language
English
Spoken on screen
English
Release dates
United States · September 6, 1946
Theatrical
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