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Front Page Woman is an American romantic film drama first released in 1935,
directed by Michael Curtiz.
The film stars Bette Davis, George Brent, Roscoe Karns, Wini Shaw and Walter Walker.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: Michael Curtiz
- Script: Richard Macaulay, Laird Doyle, Lillie Hayward, Roy Chanslor
- Music: Heinz Roemheld
- Cast: Bette Davis (Ellen Garfield), George Brent (Curt Devlin), Roscoe Karns (Toots O’Grady), Wini Shaw (Inez Cordoza), Walter Walker (Judge Hugo Rickard), J. Carrol Naish (Robert Cardoza), Gordon Westcott (Maitland Coulter), Dorothy Dare (Mae LaRue), June Martel (Olive Wilson), Joseph Crehan (Spike Kiley), J. Farrell MacDonald (Hallohan), Addison Richards (District Attorney), Joe King (Hartnett), Selmer Jackson (Joe Davis), Miki Morita (Fuji – Stone’s Servant), Huntley Gordon (Marvin Q. Stone), Georges Renavent (Robert Chinard), Ernie Alexander (Elevator Operator), Wade Boteler (Joe – Policeman), Harry C. Bradley (Jury Foreman), James P. Burtis (Clarence – Motor Cop), Glen Cavender (Reporter), Eddy Chandler (Policeman), George Chandler (Reporter), Nick Copeland (Taxi Driver), Jack Curtis (Heavy Juror), Charles Delaney (Reporter), Lester Dorr (Waiter), Don Downen (Press Room Worker), Robert Dudley (Dissenting Juror), Frank Du Frane (George – Assistant District Attorney), Bill Elliott (Pale Reporter), Florence Fair (Head Nurse), Jim Farley (Bailiff), Eddie Foster (Reporter), Mary Foy (Landlady), J. Frank Glendon (Reporter), George Guhl (Motor Cop), Grace Hayle (Nell Bonnett), Ben Hendricks Jr. (Taxi Driver), William Jeffrey (Laundry Manager), DeWitt Jennings (Lieutenant), I. Stanford Jolley, Edward Keane (Reporter), Milton Kibbee (Telegraph Operator), Jerry Mandy (Waiter), Torben Meyer (Janitor), Bruce Mitchell (Policeman), Mike Monk (Man), Charles R. Moore (Black Man), Edwin Mordant (Juror), Gene Morgan (Hartley – Reporter), Adrian Morris (Guard), Jack Norton (Reporter), Henry Otho (Policeman), Paul Panzer (Reporter), Adrian Rosley (Tailor), Matty Roubert (Newsboy Yelling Guilty Verdict), Mary Russell (Information Clerk), Harry Seymour (Reporter), Frank Sheridan (Warden), Gertrude Short (Miss Dunn), Eddie Shubert (Guard), Perc Teeple (Telegraph Operator), Mary Treen (Nurse), Guy Usher (Devlin’s Editor), Leo White (Taxi Driver), Dick Winslow (Copy Boy), Jack Wise (Photographer)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 82 min; B&W
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