The Warrior's Husband (1933)
The Warrior's Husband is a satire of the male and female roles in society set in 800 B.C.. Queen Hippolyta (Marjorie Rambeau) rules Pontus with masculine authority; in fact, it is the women of Pontus who do all the laboring, fighting, and governing. Hippolyta's husband Sapiens (Ernest Truex) is truly a sissy of the first order, and is not unlike most of Pontus' male inhabitants.
Director: Walter Lang
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Elissa Landi as Antiope |
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David Manners as Theseus |
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Ernest Truex as Sapiens |
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Lionel Belmore as Homer |
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Claudia Coleman as Heroica |
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Maude Eburne as Buria |
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Ferdinand Gottschalk as Sapiens Sr. |
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Catherine Hayes as Woman |
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Marjorie Rambeau as Hippolyta |
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Tiny Sandford as Hercules |
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Helen Ware as Pomposia |
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Helene Madison as Captain |
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John Sheehan as Pokus |
| Directing | Walter Lang | Director |
| Writing | Walter Lang | Writer |
| Writing | Sonya Levien | Writer |
| Writing | Ralph Spence | Writer |
| Production | Jesse L. Lasky | Producer |
| Sound | R. H. Bassett | Music |
| Sound | Peter Brunelli | Music |
| Sound | Louis De Francesco | Music |
| Sound | Arthur Lange | Music |
| Sound | William Spielter | Music |
| Sound | J.S. Zamecnik | Music |
| Editing | Paul Weatherwax | Editor |
| Art | Max Parker | Art Direction |
| Costume & Make-Up | Earl Luick | Costume Design |
| Directing | Lesley Selander | Assistant Director |
| Camera | Hal Mohr | Director of Photography |
