
In Greenwich Village’s artistic lofts, a society woman is accused of killing a painter whose brother heads a racketeering ring. Seeking an alibi, she inadvertently involves a struggling advertising photographer. To evade a bumbling detective, they pose as an engaged couple, and their mutual dislike gradually turns to romance.
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Explore the complete cast of Murder in Greenwich Village, including both lead and supporting actors. Learn who plays each character, discover their past roles and achievements, and find out what makes this ensemble cast stand out in the world of film and television.

Barry Macollum
Murphy

Fay Wray
Kay Cabot aka Lucky

Leon Ames
Rodney Hunter

Thurston Hall
Charles Cabot

Dick Curtis
Campbell Security Guard

Richard Arlen
Steve Havens Jackson Jr.

Scott Kolk
Larry Foster (as Scott Kolton)

Marjorie Reynolds
Molly Murphy

Vernon Dent
Ship's Officer

Bud Jamison
Cop

Howard Hickman
Mr. Sloan

George Chesebro
Detective

Mary Russell
Antoinette aka Angel Annie McGillicutty

Edward Earle
Mr. Andrews

Nick Copeland
Ship's Officer

Gordon De Main
Captain Bates

Edmund Cobb
City Cop

Gene Morgan
Henderson

Wilson Benge
Butler

Raymond Walburn
The Senator

Jack Cheatham
Cop

William Irving
Cop

George McKay
Officer

Al Herman
Signal Man

Eddie Fetherston
Campbell Security Guard

Harry Hollingsworth
Cop

J.G. MacMahon
Steward

Wyn Cahoon
Flo Melville
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