Dodsworth (1936)

Dir: William Wyler Drama / Romance stars 5

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Dodsworth is an American romantic film drama first released in 1936, directed by William Wyler. The film stars Walter Huston, Ruth Chatterton, Paul Lukas, Mary Astor and Kathryn Marlowe. Our overall rating for this film is: excellent.

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Director: William Wyler
Script: Sinclair Lewis, Sidney Howard, Robert Wyler
Music: Alfred Newman
Cast: Walter Huston (Sam Dodsworth), Ruth Chatterton (Fran Dodsworth), Paul Lukas (Arnold Iselin), Mary Astor (Mrs. Edith Cortright), Kathryn Marlowe (Emily Dodsworth McKee), David Niven (Capt. Clyde Lockert), Gregory Gaye (Baron Kurt Von Obersdorf), Maria Ouspenskaya (Baroness Von Obersdorf), Odette Myrtil (Renée De Penable), John Payne (Harry McKee), Spring Byington (Matey Pearson), Harlan Briggs (Tubby Pearson), Bobby Barber (Italian taxi driver), John Barclay (Guest on ship), Wilson Benge (Steward on Queen Mary), Ted Billings (Man on railroad platform), Horace B. Carpenter (Motor company employee), Gino Corrado (American Express clerk), Bess Flowers (Guest on ship), Jack George (Orchestra leader in Vienna), Sam Harris (Man on ship), Fred Malatesta (Waiter on the last ship), Beatrice Maude (Mary, Dodsworth’s maid), Louis Mercier (French railroad conductor), Harold Miller (Man on ship), Edmund Mortimer (Man on ship), Inez Palange (Teresa, Edith’s housekeeper), Rolfe Sedan (Baggage carrier at train station), Dale Van Sickel (Guest on ship), William Wyler (Violin player in dance orchestra)
Country: USA
Language: English / French / German / Italian
Runtime: 101 min; B&W

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