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The Hawk's Nest (1928)
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80 min | Action, Crime, Drama

The Hawk's Nest (1928)

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80 min | Action, Crime, Drama

Gangsters John Finchley and James Kent operate a speakeasy in New York called "The Hawk's Nest", and Dan Daugherty is the owner of a rival nightclub that also caters to Chinatwon tourists. Daugherty frames Kent and the latter is sent to ...See moreGangsters John Finchley and James Kent operate a speakeasy in New York called "The Hawk's Nest", and Dan Daugherty is the owner of a rival nightclub that also caters to Chinatwon tourists. Daugherty frames Kent and the latter is sent to prison for the murder of a graft-taking politician. Daugherty is also upset with Finchley for protecting a dancer, Madelon Arden, whom Daugherty has a thing for, so matters are getting a bit dicey between these two underworld bosses. They don't improve any when Madelon and Finchley become real good friends. Finchley is working hard on pinning the murder of the politician on the real murderer, which he knows is Daugherty, but he has to enlist the aid of the leader of a Chinese-Tong, Sojin, to get it done. Written by Les Adams See less

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9 cast members

Name	Known for
Milton Sills The Hawk / John Finchley The Hawk / John Finchley See fewer	The Sea Hawk (1924)
Doris Kenyon Madelon Arden Madelon Arden See fewer	Men of Steel (1926)
Sôjin Kamiyama Sojin (as Sojin) Sojin (as Sojin) See fewer	Seven Samurai (1954)
Montagu Love Dan Daugherty Dan Daugherty See fewer	Gunga Din (1939)
Mitchell Lewis James Kent James Kent See fewer	Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ (1925)
Stuart Holmes Barney McGuire Barney McGuire See fewer	The Man Who Laughs (1928)
Tom Amandares Chinese Henchman (uncredited) Chinese Henchman (uncredited) See fewer
James Bradbury Jr. Gangster (uncredited) Gangster (uncredited) See fewer	Song of the Eagle (1933)
Lon Poff Nightclub Customer (uncredited) Nightclub Customer (uncredited) See fewer	The Three Musketeers (1921)