Two Weeks to Live (1943)

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Directed by

Malcolm St. Clair

Writing Credits

Michael L. Simmons	...	(original screen play by) and
Roswell Rogers	...	(original screen play by)

Cast (in credits order)


	Chester Lauck	...	Lum Edwards (as Lum)
	Norris Goff	...	Abner Peabody (as Abner)
	Franklin Pangborn	...	Mr. Pinkney
	Kay Linaker	...	Mrs. Madge Carmen
	Irving Bacon	...	Omar Tennyson Gimpel
	Herbert Rawlinson	...	J.J. Stark Sr.
	Ivan F. Simpson	...	Professor Albert Frisby (as Ivan Simpson)
	Rosemary La Planche	...	Miss LaPlanche - Dr. O'Brien's Nurse
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Luis Alberni	...	Van Dyke / Dr. Jekyll (uncredited)
	Billy Bletcher	...	Classified Ad Agency Collector (uncredited)
	Lane Bradford	...	Loader (uncredited)
	Lynton Brent	...	FBI Agent (uncredited)
	Jack Carr	...	Airfield Attendant (uncredited)
	Nora Cecil	...	Grandma Masters (uncredited)
	Danny Duncan	...	Ulysses, Postman (uncredited)
	Edward Earle	...	Doctor J.J. O'Brien (uncredited)
	Ben Erway	...	Mr. Fleming - Lawyer (uncredited)
	Jim Farley	...	Gossiper (uncredited)
	Gil Frye	...	Stark's Assistant (uncredited)
	Jack Gardner	...	Elevator Operator (uncredited)
	Charles Gemora	...	Plato The Gorilla (uncredited)
	Jerry Hausner	...	Newspaper Reporter (uncredited)
	Frank Jaquet	...	Dr. Leach (uncredited)
	Si Jenks	...	Gold City Junction Station Agent (uncredited)
	Tiny Jones	...	Townswoman (uncredited)
	Donald Kerr	...	Plato's Owner (uncredited)
	Evalyn Knapp	...	Miss Morris - Dr. O'Brien's Secretary (uncredited)
	Hank Mann	...	Building Janitor (uncredited)
	Charles Middleton	...	Elmer Kelton (uncredited)
	Frank Mills	...	Airplane Mechanic (uncredited)
	Bert Moorhouse	...	FBI Agent (uncredited)
	Roger Neury	...	Hotel Waiter (uncredited)
	Oscar O'Shea	...	Squire Skimp (uncredited)
	Jack Rice	...	Hotel Clerk (uncredited)
	Cyril Ring	...	Airplane Pilot (uncredited)
	Tim Ryan	...	Thrill-a-Minute Higgins (uncredited)
	Dorothy Anne Seese	...	Dorothy (uncredited)
	John Sheehan	...	Harp Delivery Man (uncredited)
	Harry Tenbrook	...	Man Pushing Wheelchair (uncredited)