A Volta do Besouro Verde (1940)
Direttori:
John Rawlins, Ford Beebe.
Scrittori:
George H. Plympton, Sherman L. Lowe, Basil Dickey.
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Warren Hull as Britt Reid / Green Hornet |
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Anne Nagel as Lenore Case |
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Keye Luke as Kato |
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Pierre Watkin as Boss Crogan |
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Wade Boteler as Michael Axford |
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Eddie Acuff as Lowery - a Reporter |
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Arthur Loft as Tauer - Chief Gangster |
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James Seay as Bordine - a Gangster |
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Joe Devlin as Joe Dolan - Henchman |
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William Hall as Don DeLuca - Henchman |
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Dorothy Lovett as Frances Grayson / Stella Merja |
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Jay Michael as Foranti - Construction Racketeer |
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Charles Miller as George K. Otterson |
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Jean Brooks as Gloria Manning |
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Irving Mitchell as Breedon |
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William Forrest as Frederick Harper |
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Eddie Dunn as Foley - Racketeer |
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C. Montague Shaw as Weaver - Gang Chemist |
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Roy Barcroft as Cop at Newspaper Truck Vandalism |
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Robert Barron as Haggis - Crooked Nightclub Owner |
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James Blaine as Jason Eldridge |
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Al Bridge as Ship's Captain |
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Ralph Brooks as Cain's Assistant |
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Henrietta Burnside as Mrs. Carter - Widow |
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William P. Carleton as Gloria's Father |
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Allan Cavan as Police Chief Harding |
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Lane Chandler as Cop Car-Chasing Foranti |
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Stephen Chase as Mr. Evans - Construction Engr. |
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Jack Cheatham as Pete - Steelmill Watchman |
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Jack Rube Clifford as McCoig - Homeowner Thug |
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Harry Cording as Dannick - Crooked Construction Foreman |
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Hal Craig as Police Patrolman |
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Eddie Dew as Henchman-Delivery Man |
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Frank Ellis as Bill, Steel Mill Guard |
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Jack Ellis as Franks - Gangster |
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Eugene L. Eubank as Theodore - Crooked Financier |
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Harry Fleischmann as Gault |
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Joseph Forte as Miss Grayson's Butler |
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Jerry Frank as Silk Truck Driver |
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Alan Gregg as Injured Truck Driver |
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Earl Gunn as Manning #2 - Thug |
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Karl Hackett as Hansen, the Stranger |
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Frank Hagney as Warehouse Truck Loader |
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Alfred Hall as Mr. Marsden |
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Chuck Hamilton as Policeman at Breedon's House |
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Edward Hearn as Patrol Cop |
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John Holland as Grinson - Foreign Agent |
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Frank Hoose as Crawford - Crooked Executive |
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Reed Howes as Policeman at Breedon's House |
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Richard Kipling as Dr. J.C. Bedloe |
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Bob Kortman as Gang Farmhouse Owner |
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Ethan Laidlaw as Jenkins, aka Jennings |
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Tom London as Thug with Explosives |
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Pierce Lyden as Tonjes - Gang Pilot |
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George Magrill as Spike - Henchman with Bordine |
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Philo McCullough as Milton - Chief Plant Guard |
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Paul McVey as Kenneth North |
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John Merton as Thug at Rear of Truck |
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Thomas Mizer as Newspaper Truck Driver |
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Frank O'Connor as Police Patrolman |
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Jimmy O'Gatty as Jasper Vale - Arsonist |
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Pat O'Malley as Editor Gunnigan |
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Nestor Paiva as Rufus - Henchman in Hawaii |
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Eddie Parker as Henchman with Dolan |
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Ed Payson as Al - Thug at Locust St. Warehouse |
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Jack Perrin as Gunner - Army Deserter |
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Jason Robards Sr. as Foley's Bodyguard |
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William Ruhl as J.E. Lynch - Gang Attorney |
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Dick Rush as Policeman at Breedon's Home |
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Walter Sande as Thug Boss at Gold Star Warehouse |
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Clarence Straight as Snipe's Partner |
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Harry Strang as Joe - Henchman |
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Barry Sullivan as Thug in Car's Back Seat |
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Forrest Taylor as Snipe - Foranti Thug |
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Ray Teal as Chief Guard at Steel Mill |
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Richard Travis as Nightclub Headwaiter |
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Phil Warren as C. Smith - Thug |
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Allen Wood as Photographer |
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Bert Young as Silk Truck Passenger |
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Louise Currie as Bordine's Girlfriend |
| Writing | George H. Plympton | Screenplay |
| Writing | Sherman L. Lowe | Screenplay |
| Writing | Fran Striker | Characters |
| Writing | Basil Dickey | Screenplay |
| Writing | Fred MacIsaac | Writer |
| Directing | John Rawlins | Director |
| Directing | Ford Beebe | Director |
