From a story by Ralph Wheelwright.

Originally produced as motion picture in 1956.

Includes trailer.

Original music, Jeff Alexander; cinematography, George J. Folsey; film editing, Ben Lewis; art direction, Preston Ames, Cedric Gibbons; set decoration, Edward G. Boyle, Edwin B. Willis; costume design, Helen Rose; hair stylist, Sydney Guilaroff; makeup artist, William Tuttle; assistant director, Al Jennings; sound, Wesley C. Miller.

James Cagney (Steve Bradford); Barbara Stanwyck (Ann Dempster); Walter Pidgeon (James Rayburn); Betty Lou Keim (Suzie); Don Dubbins (Mark); Edward Andrews (Mr. Spottsford); Basil Ruysdael (judge); Grandon Rhodes (Roy Oliphant); Will Wright (old cab driver); Lewis Martin (Dr. Miller); Dorothy Adams (Aunt Martha); Dean Jones (hardware clerk); Herb Vigran (traffic cop); Michael Landon (boy in poolhall); Tom Laughlin (football player).

"A story of a man's search for the illegitimate son he had abandoned 20 years previously. ... After 20 years, Cagney, now a selfmade big wheel in steel, casts off business affairs to look for the son he had denied when young. The search brings him to Miss Stanwyck's [adoption home] and what looks like a blind alley when she refuses to disclose the adopting parents. While she fights him successfully in court, the association with her and her charges, particularly Miss Keim [playing a teenager awaiting the birth of a child], plus a meeting with his son now on the very edge of manhood, convinces Cagney of the futility of trying to intrude"--Variety review, July 25, 1956.

DVD; NTSC; widescreen (1.78:1 aspect ratio); Dolby digital 2.0 soundtrack remastered from mono.