Victor Mature
Shelley Martin
Richard Egan
Boyd Fairchild
Stephen McNally
Harper (bank robber)
Virginia Leith
Linda Sherman
Tommy Noonan
Harry Reeves, Bank Manager
Lee Marvin
Dill, Bank Robber
Margaret Hayes
Mrs. Emily Fairchild
J. Carrol Naish
Chapman, Bank Robber
Sylvia Sidney
Elsie Braden
Ernest Borgnine
Stadt, Amish Farmer
Dorothy Patrick
Helen Martin
Billy Chapin
Steve Martin
Brad Dexter
Gil Clayton
Sammy Ogg
Boy Pedestrian (uncredited)
Robert Adler
Stan
John Alderson
Amish Farmer on Train
Virginia Carroll
Carol, Martin's Secretary
Harry Carter
Bart, Policeman
Kevin Corcoran
David Stadt
Noreen Corcoran
Anna Stadt
Ralph Dumke
Hotel Desk Clerk
Donald Gamble
Bobby Martin
Richard Garrick
Mr. Braden
Raymond Greenleaf
Mr. Fairchild
Robert Ivers
Caddy, at Country ClubHelen Mayon
Mrs. Pilka
Boyd 'Red' Morgan
Slick
Ann Morrison
Mrs. Martha Stadt
Robert Osterloh
Roy, Bartender
Dorothy Phillips
Bank CustomerFlorence Ravenel
Miss Shirley, Bank EmployeeHarry Seymour
Train ConductorFred Shellac
Signalman at Fairchild Mine
Esther Somers
Amish Woman on Train
Jeri Weil
Amish Child on Train
Mack Williams
Drugstore Clerk
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This isn't really a film about an heist, it's more a rather effective observation on small town American life. "Harper" (Stephen McNally) arrives in town with his two partners - the rather nasty "Dill" (Lee Marvin) and "Chapman" (J. Carrol Naish) and starts casing the bank. Their attentions go largely un-noticed by the bank manager "Harry" (Tommy Noonan) who has some interesting nocturnal activiti
The Brandenville Broth. Violent Saturday is directed by Richard Fleischer and adapted to screenplay by Sydney Boehm from the novel of the same name written by William L. Heath. It stars Victor Mature, Richard Egan, Lee Marvin, Stephen McNally, J. Carrol Naish, Tommy Noonan, Ernest Borgnine, Virginia Leith and Sylvia Sidney. Music is by Hugo Friedhoffer and cinematography by Charles G. Clarke.