The Scoundrel (1935)
A ruthless, cynical, hated publisher is killed in a plane crash, doomed to be a "restless" spirit for being unloved. A heavenly power gives him a month on Earth to find one person to shed a tear for him before his fate is sealed.
Directors: Ben Hecht, Charles MacArthur.
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Noël Coward as Anthony Mallare |
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Julie Haydon as Cora Moore |
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Stanley Ridges as Paul Decker |
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Martha Sleeper as Julia Vivian |
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Ernest Cossart as Jimmy Clay |
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Alexander Woollcott as Vanderveer Veyden |
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Everley Gregg as Mildred Langwiter |
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Rosita Moreno as Carlotta |
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Eduardo Ciannelli as Maurice Stern |
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Richard Bond as Howard Gillette |
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Helen Strickland as Mrs. Rolinson |
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Lionel Stander as Rothenstien |
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Frank Conlan as Massey |
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O.Z. Whitehead as Calhoun |
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Raymond Bramley as Felix Abrams |
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Harry Davenport as Slezack |
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Hope Williams as Maggie |
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William Ricciardi as Luigi |
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Uhei Hasegawa as Yoshiwara |
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Carl Schmidt as Zither Player |
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Isabelle Foster as Scrub Woman |
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Madame Shushkina as Fortune Teller |
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Ben Hecht as Flop House Bum |
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Charles MacArthur as Flop House Bum |
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Burgess Meredith as Flop House Bum |
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Florence Robinson as Scrub Woman |
| Directing | Ben Hecht | Director |
| Directing | Charles MacArthur | Director |
| Camera | Lee Garmes | Director of Photography |
| Production | Ben Hecht | Producer |
| Production | Charles MacArthur | Producer |
| Sound | Frank Tours | Music Director |
| Production | Arthur Rosson | General Manager |
| Art | Walter E. Keller | Art Direction |
| Directing | Harold Godsoe | Assistant Director |
| Editing | Arthur Ellis | Editor |
| Sound | Joseph I. Kane | Sound Recordist |
| Art | Albert Johnson | Set Decoration |
| Writing | Ben Hecht | Story |
| Writing | Charles MacArthur | Story |
