Dangerous to Know (1938)

Dir: Robert Florey Crime / Drama stars 3

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Dangerous to Know is an American crime film first released in 1938, directed by Robert Florey. The film stars Anna May Wong, Akim Tamiroff, Gail Patrick, Lloyd Nolan and Harvey Stephens. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Robert Florey
Script: William R. Lipman, Horace McCoy, Edgar Wallace
Photo: Theodor Sparkuhl
Cast: Anna May Wong (Lan Ying), Akim Tamiroff (Stephen Recka), Gail Patrick (Margaret Van Case), Lloyd Nolan (Insp. Brandon), Harvey Stephens (Philip Easton), Anthony Quinn (Nicholas ’Nicki’ Kusnoff), Roscoe Karns (Duncan), Porter Hall (Mayor Bradley), Barlowe Borland (Butler), Hedda Hopper (Mrs. Carson), Hugh Sothern (John Rance), Edward Pawley (John Rance), Ellen Drew (Secretary), Lynn Bailey (Guest at Party), Grace Benham (Guest at Party), Stanley Blystone (Motorcycle Cop), Wade Boteler (Old Time Uniformed Policeman), Donald Brian (Judge Parker), Robert Brister (Councilman Murkil), Harvey Clark (Mr. Barnett), Gino Corrado (Headwaiter), Sheila Darcy (Guest at Party), Estelle Etterre (Guest at Party), John Hart (Undetermined Role), Perry Ivins (Pompous Man), Evelyn Keyes (Bit Part), Jack Knoche (Messenger), Rita La Roy (Mrs. Barnett), Eddie Marr (Crouch), Andre Marsaudon (Second Butler), Joyce Mathews (Bit Part), Frank Melton (Man at Racetrack), Ivan Miller (Policeman), Harry Myers (Guest at Party), Rudolf Myzet (Musician at Party), David Newell (Guest at Party), Garry Owen (Mike Tookey), Carol Parker (Bit Part), Margaret Randall (Phone Girl), Suzanne Ridgeway (Bit Part), Cyril Ring (Guest at Party), Ruth Rogers (Bit Part), Larry Steers (Guest at Party), Blanca Vischer (Guest at Party), Pierre Watkin (Sen. Carson), Harry Worth (Haley)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 70 min; B&W

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