Riven

Lee Tracy

as Nick Burton

Linda Hayes

as Helen Hewitt

Raymond Walburn

as Bruce Vander

Morgan Conway

as James Brent

Truman Bradley

as Dr. William 'Bill' Collins

Virginia Vale

as May Thomas

Cliff Edwards

as Happy

Paul Guilfoyle

as Ox

Thurston Hall

as Harold Kellogg

Chester Clute

as Sidney Keats

Shemp Howard

as Professor

Horace McMahon

as Sylvester Odgen 'SOS' Schofield (as Horace MacMahon)

Thomas E. Jackson

as Warden Tom Hammond

Elliott Sullivan

as Tony Brody

Selmer Jackson

as Dr. Harry Lindsay

Vinton Hayworth

as 'Windy' Windsor (as Jack Arnold)

Brooks Benedict

as Reporter (uncredited)

Leo Cleary

as Deputy Taking Collins to Prison (uncredited)

Richard Cramer

as Guard Finding Keats' Menu (uncredited)

Hal K. Dawson

as Mike, a Reporter (uncredited)

Joe Devlin

as Vince Connell (uncredited)

John Dilson

as Observer at Train Station (uncredited)

Charlie Hall

as Cockney Convict Heckler (uncredited)

Kenneth Harlan

as Jerry Connell (uncredited)

Eddie Hart

as Reporter (uncredited)

Dell Henderson

as Dell, Deputy Taking Vander to Prison (uncredited)

Donald Kerr

as Prison Library Clerk (uncredited)

Roger Laswell

as Guard (uncredited)

Grace Lenard

as Marie Brody (uncredited)

Sam Lufkin

as Convict (uncredited)

George Magrill

as Guard in Yard (uncredited)

Herman Marks

as Convict Taunting New Prisoners (uncredited)

Larry McGrath

as Visitor's Room Guard (uncredited)

Donald McNamee

as Reporter (uncredited)

Frank Mills

as Convict Chef Dominick (uncredited)

Bruce Mitchell

as Train Conductor (uncredited)

Frank O'Connor

as Frank, Prison Guard (uncredited)

Cy Schindell

as Red Vernon (uncredited)

John Sheehan

as Deputy Taking Keats & Kellogg to Prison (uncredited)

Sammy Stein

as Mess Hall Guard (uncredited)

Harry Strang

as Convict (uncredited)

Grady Sutton

as Jock, Vander's Nephew (uncredited)

Chester Tallman

as Guard (uncredited)

Anthony Warde

as Max, Convict (uncredited)

Carole Wayne

as Wife of SOS (uncredited)

Charles C. Wilson

as R.J. Reynolds, Sunday Editor (uncredited)

Martin Mooney

Story

Ray McCarey

Director

Lynn Root

Screenplay

Howard Benedict

Producer

Theron Warth

Editor

Frank Fenton

Screenplay

Van Nest Polglase

Art Direction

Vernon L. Walker

Special Effects

Renié

Costume Supervisor

Harry J. Wild

Director of Photography

Roy Webb

Original Music Composer

Richard Van Hessen

Sound Recordist

Lee S. Marcus

Executive Producer