Strangers All (1935)
Domestic drama about an elderly woman and her four squabbling adult children.
Director:
Charles Vidor
Writer:
Milton Krims
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May Robson as Anna Carter |
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Preston Foster as Murray Carter |
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Florine McKinney as Lily Carter |
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William Bakewell as Dick Carter |
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James Bush as Lewis Carter |
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Samuel S. Hinds as Charles Green |
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Leon Ames as Frank Walker |
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Phillip Trent as Patrick Gruen |
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Suzanne Kaaren as Frances Farrell |
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Reginald Barlow as Judge |
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Paul Stanton as Prosecuting Attorney |
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Ward Bond as Ward, Assistant Director on Film Set |
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Lynne Carver as Blonde Actress in Film |
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William Gould as Bailiff |
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Elia Kazan as Protester Calling for a Ballot at Communist Meeting |
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Mike Lally as Assistant Prosecutor |
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Marc Lawrence as Communist Meeting Chairman |
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George Magrill as Policeman |
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Frank O'Connor as Police Sergeant O'Connor |
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Edwin Stanley as Policeman in Film |
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Charles Sullivan as Cameraman |
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Karl Swenson as Protester at Communist Meeting |
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Harry Tenbrook as Courtroom Spectator |
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Duke York as Sig Ruman - Protester at Meeting / Courtroom Witness |
| Directing | Charles Vidor | Director |
| Writing | Milton Krims | Screenplay |
