
In Prohibition‑era New York, the flamboyant Jack Diamond and his frail brother begin as jewelry thieves. After a stint in jail, Diamond’s cold ambition pushes him to rob other criminals. He courts powerful mob boss Arnold Rothstein, seeking to infiltrate and take over Rothstein’s liquor, prostitution, gambling, and drug operations.
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Explore the complete cast of The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond, 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.

Dyan Cannon
Dixie

Warren Oates
Eddie Diamond

Hazel Shermet
Mrs. Cassidy (uncredited)

Jesse White
Leo 'Butcher' Bremer

Simon Oakland
Lt. Moody

George Taylor

Ralf Harolde
Doctor (uncredited)

Don Anderson
Bartender (uncredited)

Roy Jenson
Bodyguard (uncredited)

Jimmy Walker
Himself - Mayor of New York City (archive footage) (uncredited)

Karen Steele
Alice Scott

Elaine Stewart
Monica Drake

Paul Comi
Paul (uncredited)

John Gabriel
Gunman (uncredited)

James Gonzalez
Theatre Patron (uncredited)

Joseph Ruskin
Matt Moran

Ralph Manza
Bookmaker (uncredited)

Budd Boetticher

Herb Armstrong
Cherry Nose Gioe (uncredited)

Sid Melton
Little Augie (uncredited)

Dorothy Neumann
Woman Outside Movie Theatre (uncredited)

Cosmo Sardo
Syndicate Man at Meeting (uncredited)

Bernard Sell
Gambler (uncredited)

Wally Rose
Cab Driver (uncredited)

Frank De Kova
Syndicate Chairman

Tim Wallace
Bartender (uncredited)

Richard Gardner
Vince Coll

Bob Herron
Thug (uncredited)

Robert Lowery
Arnold Rothstein

Carey Loftin
Thug (uncredited)

Jack Del Rio
Syndicate Man at Meeting (uncredited)

King Mojave
Club Patron (uncredited)

Kenner G. Kemp
Club Patron (uncredited)

Gordon Jones
Police Sgt. Joe Cassidy

Robert Haines
Gambler (uncredited)

Anne O'Neal
Dance School Owner (uncredited)

Rudy Germane
Guard (uncredited)

Chalky Williams
Guard (uncredited)

Carl Sklover
Croupier (uncredited)

Joseph La Cava
Club Patron (uncredited)

Bernard Fein
Frenchy La Marr (uncredited)

William Meader
Spectator at Crash Scene (uncredited)

Ron Nyman
Dance Contestant (uncredited)

Jack Deery
Club Patron (uncredited)

Robert "Buzz" Henry
Bodyguard (uncredited)

Jean Ransome
Club Patron (uncredited)

George Bruggeman
Club Patron (uncredited)

Chet Stratton
Mr. LaTour (uncredited)

Dick Cherney
Herman (uncredited)

Monty O'Grady
Club Patron (uncredited)

Clark Ross
Monetti (uncredited)

Charles H. Radilak
Waiter (uncredited)

Ed Haskett
Club Patron (uncredited)

Judson Pratt
Fats Walsh

Sammy Armaro
Cab Driver (uncredited)

Nesdon Booth
Pawnbroker / Fence (uncredited)

Al Capone
Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)

Jann Darlyn
Receptionist (uncredited)

Martin Dean
Teenager (uncredited)

Dodie Drake
Cigarette Girl (uncredited)

Jim Drum
Officer (uncredited)

Norman Dupont
Louis - Maitre d'Hotel (uncredited)

Saundra Edwards
Cigar Counter Girl (uncredited)

Mickey Golden
Club Patron (uncredited)

Judd Holdren
Haberdashery Clerk (uncredited)

Dyke Johnson
Bodyguard (uncredited)

Valley Keene
#21 Girl (uncredited)

Arthur Kendall
Waxey Gordon (uncredited)

Arthur Lovejoy
Doorman (uncredited)

Joseph Marr
Officer (uncredited)

Frances Mercer
Flo - Brothel Madam (uncredited)

Charles Owens
Gunman (uncredited)

Jack Santoro
Observer at Scene (uncredited)

Robert 'Buddy' Shaw
(uncredited)

Harry Swoger
Big Harry Weston (uncredited)

John Truax
Driver (uncredited)

Edwin Tuttle
Waiter (uncredited)

Maurice Wells
Doctor (uncredited)

Lee Whitney
Flashily Dressed Girl (uncredited)
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In the 1920s, ambitious but small-time thief Jack Diamond Ray Danton and his frail brother Eddie Diamond Warren Oates head to New York City, chasing bigger scores than their past misdeeds. Jack wastes no time drawing trouble into his life as he crosses paths with dance instructor Alice Shiffer Dyan Cannon, charming her to win a date and to swipe a necklace from a jewelry shop. After a stint behind bars, he roams free again and ends up working with Alice at her dance school while on probation, biding his time for a more ambitious payoff.
His luck shifts when he is hired as the bodyguard of the infamous Arnold Rothstein Robert Lowery, who dubs him the nickname Legs. With Rothstein close at hand, Diamond hatches a bold plan to supplant him and seize control of bootleg, narcotics, and gambling operations. The power struggle culminates in Rothstein’s murder, and Legs begins to expand his own protection racket, extracting tribute from various interests in the underworld.
A vacation to Europe with Alice opens Diamond’s eyes to the evolving landscape of New York crime, as newspapers announce a reshaped underworld in the wake of the National Prohibition Act. He returns to America determined to press his advantage, confronting the syndicate and demanding a larger cut from their operations. Personal loyalties fray as he pushes away Alice and leans on Monica, who ultimately betrays him.
The tension erupts when hit men invade his hotel room and end his life with a brutal exchange of gunfire. In the final moments, as his body is carried away on a stretcher, Alice reflects that he was loved by many, but that he loved nobody.

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