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Gentleman Jim is an American romantic film drama first released in 1942,
directed by Raoul Walsh.
The film stars Errol Flynn, Alexis Smith, Jack Carson, Alan Hale and John Loder.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: Raoul Walsh
- Script: Vincent Lawrence, Horace McCoy, James J. Corbett
- Photo: Sidney Hickox
- Music: Heinz Roemheld
- Cast: Errol Flynn (James J. Corbett), Alexis Smith (Victoria Ware), Jack Carson (Walter Lowrie), Alan Hale (Pat Corbett), John Loder (Carlton De Witt), William Frawley (Billy Delaney), Minor Watson (Buck Ware), Ward Bond (John L. Sullivan), Madeleine LeBeau (Anna Held), Rhys Williams (Harry Watson), Arthur Shields (Father Burke), Dorothy Vaughan (Ma Corbett), Clara Blandick (Woman on Train), Monte Blue (Gambler in "Lucky Guy"), Wade Boteler (Policeman), Walter Byron (Ringside Telegrapher), Georgia Caine (Mrs. Geary), Johnny Calkins (Boy), Wallis Clark (Judge Geary), Hal Craig (Telegrapher), Joseph Crehan (Duffy – referee), Harry Crocker (Charles Crocker), Wade Crosby (Manager), William B. Davidson (Donovan), William ’Wee Willie’ Davis (Flannagan), Jean Del Val (Renaud), Joe Devlin (Hogan), Peggy Diggins (Beautiful Actress), Lester Dorr (Reporter), Robert Fiske (Telegrapher), Pat Flaherty (Harry Corbett), James Flavin (George Corbett), Art Foster (Jack Burke), Jack Gardner (Usher), Mary Gordon (Mrs. Casey), Frank Hagney (Mug), Creighton Hale (Championship Fight Spectator), Bert Hanlon (Clerk), Carl Harbaugh (Smith), Winifred Harris (Undetermined Role), Lew Harvey (Reporter), Herbert Heywood (Undetermined Role), William Hopper (Undetermined Role), Si Jenks (Old man), Fred Kelsey (Sutro), Joe King (Col. McLane), Ed Lewis (Hoghead), George Lloyd (Harrigan), John Maxwell (Stockbroker), Eric Mayne (Olympic Club Member), Frank Mayo (Gov. Stanford), Mike Mazurki (Jake Kilrain), Lon McCallister (Page Boy), Larry McGrath (Undetermined Role), Pat McKee (Ticketholder), John Merkyl (Headwaiter), Howard M. Mitchell (Undetermined Role), Frank Moran (Spectator – Sullivan fight), Pat Moriarity (Spectator – Sullivan fight), Jack Mower (Undetermined Role), Wedgwood Nowell (Broker), Henry O’Hara (Colis Huntington), Pat O’Malley (Detective), Emory Parnell (Dennis Simmons – doorman at the Olympic Club), Lee Phelps (Detective), Marilyn Phillips (Mary Corbett), Jack Roper (Donaldson), Syd Saylor (Hansom Cab Driver), George Sherwood (Undetermined Role), Edwin Stanley (President McInnes), Freddie Steele (Referee), Sammy Stein (Joe Choynski), Dan Tobey (Announcer), Charlotte Treadway (Matron), Emmett Vogan (Stage Manager), Dick Wessel (Referee), Leo White (Headwaiter), Charles C. Wilson (Gurney), Jack Wise (Headwaiter), Victor Zimmerman (Reporter)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 104 min; B&W
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