Gentlemen Are Born (1934)
Directeur:
Alfred E. Green
écrivains:
Eugene Solow, Robert Lee Johnson.
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Franchot Tone as Bob Bailey |
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Jean Muir as Trudy Talbot |
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Margaret Lindsay as Joan Harper |
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Ann Dvorak as Susan Merrill |
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Ross Alexander as Tom Martin |
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Dick Foran as Smudge Casey |
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Charles Starrett as Stephen Hornblow |
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Russell Hicks as Newspaper Editor |
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Robert Light as Fred Harper |
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Addison Richards as Martinson |
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Henry O'Neill as Mr. Harper |
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Arthur Aylesworth as Mr. Gillespie |
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Marjorie Gateson as Mrs. Harper |
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Bradley Page as Al Ludlow |
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Brandon Beach as Third Broker |
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Carlyle Blackwell Jr. as Young Man |
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James P. Burtis as Moe |
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Nina Campana as Italian Wife |
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Eddy Chandler as Police Officer |
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Joseph Crehan as Haskins |
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Jane Darwell as Landlady |
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Frank Dawson as Reception Room Man |
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John Elliott as Bill - Night Editor |
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Florence Fair as Trudy's Nurse |
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Eddie Fetherston as Stockbroker at Window |
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Maude Turner Gordon as Society Matron |
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Jonathan Hale as Second Broker |
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Herbert Heywood as Elderly Man |
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Howard Hickman as College President |
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Virginia Howell as Miss Graham |
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George Humbert as Italian |
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Edward Keane as First Broker |
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Alice Marr as Nurse |
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Edward McWade as Pawnbroker |
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Bert Moorhouse as Intern |
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Edward Mosbar as Tom Texas |
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Joseph North as Butler |
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Paul Panzer as Counter Man |
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Cliff Saum as Announcer |
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Harry Seymour as Fence |
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Eddie Shubert as Detective |
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Eddie Sturgis as Janitor |
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Victoria Vinton as Minor Role |
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Delmar Watson as Crying Boy |
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Leo White as Waiter |
| Writing | Eugene Solow | Screenplay |
| Writing | Robert Lee Johnson | Story |
| Directing | Alfred E. Green | Director |
| Writing | Robert Lee Johnson | Screenplay |
