No Way Out (1950)
August 16, 1950Release Date
No Way Out (1950)
August 16, 1950Release Date


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Cast & Crew.

Richard Widmark
Ray Biddle

Linda Darnell
Edie Johnson

Sidney Poitier
Luther Brooks

Stephen McNally
Dan Wharton

Mildred Joanne Smith
Cora Brooks

Harry Bellaver
George Biddle

Mildred Smith
Cora Brooks

Stanley Ridges
Sam Moreland

Dots Johnson
Lefty Jones

Robert Adler
Louie (uncredited)

Ernest Anderson
School Teacher (uncredited)

Jessie Arnold
Woman (uncredited)

Eleanor Audley
Wife (uncredited)

Polly Bailey
Woman (uncredited)

Betsy Blair
Telephone Operator (uncredited)

Eileen Boyer
Telephone Operator (uncredited)

Harry Carter
Orderly (uncredited)

Ken Christy
Ed Kowlaski (uncredited)

Charles J. Conrad
Doctor (uncredited)

Jack Daley
Man (uncredited)

Ossie Davis
John Brooks (uncredited)

Ruby Dee
Connie Brooks (uncredited)

Wade Dumas
Jonah (uncredited)

Ralph Dunn
Sam (uncredited)

Elzie Emanuel
Student (uncredited)

Francine Everett
Woman (uncredited)

Charles Ferguson
Man Leaving Hospital (uncredited)

Bert Freed
Rocky Miller (uncredited)

Alyce Goering
Woman (uncredited)

Fred Graham
Wilson (uncredited)

Joe Hartman
Doctor (uncredited)

Gil Herman
Doctor (uncredited)

Don Hicks
Doctor (uncredited)

Ralph Hodges
Terry (uncredited)

Ray Hyke
Orderly (uncredited)

Thomas Ingersoll
Priest (uncredited)

Johnnie Jallings
Telephone Operator (uncredited)

Berneice Janssen
Secretary (uncredited)

Frank Jaquet
Mr. Reilly (uncredited)

J. Louis Johnson
Elderly Black Man (uncredited)

Stan Johnson
Intern (uncredited)

Doris Kemper
Wife (uncredited)

Victor Kilian
Father (uncredited)

Don Kohler
Orderly (uncredited)

Jack Kruschen
(uncredited)

Marie Lampe
Telephone Operator (uncredited)

Harry Lauter
Orderly (uncredited)

Herbert Lytton
Doctor (uncredited)

Kathy Marlowe
Woman (uncredited)

Charles McAvoy
Riley (uncredited)

Eda Reiss Merin
Nurse (uncredited)

Daniel Meyers
Man (uncredited)

Howard M. Mitchell
Bailiff (uncredited)

Al Murphy
Cab Driver (uncredited)

Frederick O'Neal
Man (uncredited)

Kitty O'Neil
Landlady (uncredited)

Frank Overton
Intern (uncredited)

Dick Paxton
Johnny Biddle (uncredited)

Barbara Pepper
Woman (uncredited)

Maudie Prickett
Woman (uncredited)

William Pullen
Ambulance Doctor (uncredited)

Amanda Randolph
Gladys (uncredited)

Frank Richards
Mac (uncredited)

Davis Roberts
Heckler at Riot Meeting (uncredited)

Jerry Sheldon
Doctor (uncredited)

Kathryn Sheldon
Mother (uncredited)

Maude Simmons
Luther's Mother (uncredited)

Emmett Smith
Joe (uncredited)

Ray Teal
Day Deputy in Hospital Prison Ward (uncredited)

Art Thompson
Doctor (uncredited)

Gertrude Tighe
Telephone Operator (uncredited)

Jim Toney
Deputy Sheriff (uncredited)

Phil Tully
Sergeant (uncredited)

George Tyne
Whitey (uncredited)

Ann Tyrrell
Nurse (uncredited)

Ruth Warren
Sam's Wife (uncredited)

William Washington
Student (uncredited)

Duke Watson
Gas Station Attendent (uncredited)

Jasper Weldon
Henry (uncredited)

Ruben Wendorf
Polish Husband (uncredited)

Leola Wendorff
Polish Wife (uncredited)

John Whitney
Assistant (uncredited)

Mack Williams
Husband (uncredited)

Ian Wolfe
Watkins (uncredited)

Will Wright
Dr. Cheney (uncredited)

Ann Morrison
Nurse (uncredited)

Charles Flynn
Deputy (uncredited)

Lesser Samuels
Writer
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Details.
Release DateAugust 16, 1950
StatusReleased
Running Time1h 46m
Content RatingNR
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This Movie Is About.
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No Way Out is a 1950 American crime drama film noir directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz and starring Sidney Poitier in his film debut, alongside Richard Widmark, Linda Darnell and Stephen McNally. The film centers on an African American doctor who confronts the racism of a poor slum after he treats a racist white criminal.
No Way Out was controversial in its "graphic representation of racial violence" in what director Mankiewicz termed "the absolute blood and guts of Negro hating." The film marked the feature-acting debuts of Poitier, Mildred Joanne Smith, and Ossie Davis.
Mankiewicz and Lesser Samuels were also nominated for Best Story and Screenplay at the 23rd Academy Awards, losing to Charles Brackett, Billy Wilder, and D. M. Marshman Jr. for Sunset Boulevard.
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