A Very Honorable Guy (1934)
Well respected local good guy, "Feet" Samuels finds himself heavily in debt due to an uncharacteristic gambling binge. Feet decides the only way to settle the bill is by selling his body to an ambitious doctor who agrees to allow him one last month to live life to the fullest, then kill himself.
Director:
Lloyd Bacon
Writer:
Earl Baldwin
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Joe E. Brown as 'Feet' Samuels |
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Alice White as Hortense |
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Robert Barrat as Dr. Snitzer |
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Alan Dinehart as The Brain |
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Irene Franklin as Toodles |
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Hobart Cavanaugh as Benny |
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Arthur Vinton as Moon O'Hara |
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G. Pat Collins as Red Hendrickson |
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Harold Huber as Joe Ponzetti |
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James Donlan as Mr. O'Toole |
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Harry Warren as Harry |
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Al Dubin as Al |
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Ernie Adams as Gambler |
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Brooks Benedict as Donny Detroit |
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Wade Boteler as Guard |
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Sidney Bracey as Waiter |
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Matt Briggs as Farmer Parkins |
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Raymond Brown as Mindy |
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James Burke as Sergeant |
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Jack Cheatham as Second Cop |
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Robert Ellis as Gangster |
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Aggie Herring as Mrs. Mullins |
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Al Hill as Gangster |
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Harry Holman as Fat Man |
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Paul Hurst as Butler |
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Bud Jamison as Jerry the Waiter |
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Eddie Kane as Mr. Mullins |
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Tom McGuire as Race Caller |
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Bob Montgomery as Ten Pass Charlie |
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Clarence Muse as Black Man |
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Richard Powell as Waiter |
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Harry Semels as Greek |
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Harry Seymour as Tweezer LaRue |
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Lee Shumway as First Cop |
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Larry Steers as Party Guest |
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Charles Sullivan as Chauffeur |
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Maidel Turner as Mrs. Emerson |
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Kathrin Clare Ward as Irish Woman |
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Billy West as Mike |
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Charles Williams as Druggist |
| Directing | Lloyd Bacon | Director |
| Writing | Earl Baldwin | Screenplay |
| Production | Maxwell Arnow | Casting Director |
| Writing | Damon Runyon | Original Story |
| Sound | Bernhard Kaun | Music |
| Crew | Ira H. Morgan | Cinematography |
| Editing | William Holmes | Editor |
| Art | Jack Okey | Art Direction |
| Costume & Make-Up | Orry-Kelly | Costume Designer |
