A SLIGHT CASE OF MURDER (1938)

With the end of Prohibition, hapless bootlegger Remy Marco (Edward G. Robinson) has decided to call it quits and become a law-abiding citizen. Years later, as his legitimate beer business and his marriage are simultaneously crumbling, he discovers four dead mobsters in his upstate New York home. Unfortunately that's the least of his troubles -- which include a rattail-wearing orphan that his wife (Jane Bryan) has taken in, and his daughter's boyfriend, who is a cop.
Initial release: February 26, 1938
Director: Lloyd Bacon
Producer: Samuel Bischoff
Screenplay: Damon Runyon, Howard Lindsay, Earl Baldwin, Joseph Schrank

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