Top Billed Cast

Joseph Cotten
Chris Hale aka Steve
Alida Valli
Elaine Corelli
Spring Byington
Mrs. Brentman
Paul Stewart
Whitey Lake
Jack Paar
Ray Healy
Jeff Donnell
Gwen
John McIntire
Morgan
Howard Petrie
Bowen
Frank Puglia
A.J. Corelli
Esther Dale
Miss Thompson
Marlo Dwyer
Mabel
Robert Ellis
Skating Boy
George Barrows
Man at Bar (uncredited)
Ruth Brady
Tobacco Clerk (uncredited)
Wheaton Chambers
Tobacco Clerk (uncredited)
Frank Clarke
Plane Pilot (uncredited)
James Conaty
New Year's Eve Celebrant (uncredited)
Johnny Duncan
Office Messenger (uncredited)
Art Dupuis
Bowen's Henchman (uncredited)
Bess Flowers
New Year's Celebrant (uncredited)
Joel Fluellen
Florist (uncredited)
Joe Gilbert
Gambler (uncredited)
Kit Guard
Worker (uncredited)
Jimmie Horan
Worker (uncredited)
Perc Launders
Detective Taking Chris to Prison (uncredited)
Bert LeBaron
Gambler (uncredited)
John Merton
Bowen's Henchman (uncredited)
John Miljan
Old Man (uncredited)
Lillian Nicholson
Minor Role (uncredited)
Jack Perry
Worker in Pay Line (uncredited)
Harry 'Snub' Pollard
Custodian on Stairway (uncredited)
Dick Ryan
Poker Player (uncredited)
Syd Saylor
Poker Player (uncredited)
Jack Shea
Policeman (uncredited)
Charles Sherlock
Bowen Employee (uncredited)
Brick Sullivan
Policeman (uncredited)
Florence Wix
New Year's Celebrant (uncredited)
Mel Wixon
Policeman (uncredited)
Barbara Woodell
Secretary (uncredited)
Will Wright
Jake, Poker Player (uncredited)

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A review by John Chard

Written by John Chard on Fri Apr 18 2014

You Are Now Entering The Little Big City. Ashton. Walk Softly, Stranger is directed by Robert Stevenson and written by Frank Fenton. It stars Joseph Cotton, Alida Valli, Spring Byington, Paul Stewart and Jack Paar. Music is by Frederick Hollander and cinematography by Harry J. Wild. Chris Hale (Cotton) arrives in Ashton, Ohio, with manipulation and a robbery on his mind. But when he meets wheelchair bound Elaine Corelli (Valli), it alters the course of his future plans… It’s the other Cotton and Valli movie, the one that isn’t The Third Man. It’s also the movie that marked the wind of ...