Illegal (1932 film)

Illegal is a 1932 American pre-Code drama film directed by William Wellman and starring Edward G. Robinson. It portrays the struggles of a lawyer, as he navigates the complexities of the legal system and the moral compromises he faces.

The film follows the career of a young and ambitious lawyer named (character name would be added here if available from reliable sources). The narrative likely details his rise through the ranks, the ethical dilemmas he encounters, and the personal costs associated with his ambition within the legal profession of the time. Specific plot points are currently unavailable but likely involved courtroom drama and the seedy underbelly of legal practices in the early 20th century. The Pre-Code era is known for its more explicit and mature themes compared to later Hollywood films.

While the exact critical reception at the time of release is uncertain without further research, the film is noteworthy for its representation of the legal profession during the era and its place within the body of Pre-Code Hollywood cinema. Further research into contemporary reviews and box office performance is needed to fully assess its impact.

The cast, beyond Edward G. Robinson, is currently unknown and requires further investigation. Production details such as the studio and other key crew members are also lacking.

This entry will be updated as more information becomes available.