High Pressure (1932)

Dir: Mervyn LeRoy Comedy stars 3

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High Pressure is an American film comedy first released in 1932, directed by Mervyn LeRoy. The film stars William Powell, Evelyn Brent, George Sidney, John Wray and Evalyn Knapp. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Mervyn LeRoy
Script: Aben Kandel, Joseph Jackson, S.J. Peters
Cast: William Powell (Gar Evans), Evelyn Brent (Francine Dale), George Sidney (Colonel Ginsburg), John Wray (Jimmy Moore), Evalyn Knapp (Helen Wilson), Guy Kibbee (Clifford Gray), Frank McHugh (Mike Donahey), Oscar Apfel (Mr. Hackett – Better Business Bureau Manager), Ben Alexander (Geoffrey Weston), Harold Waldridge (Gus Vanderbilt), Charles Middleton (Mr. Banks), Harry Beresford (Dr. Rudolph Pfeiffer), Luis Alberni (Colombo), Henry Armetta (Italian Investor), Hooper Atchley (Night Club Manager), James P. Burtis (Newspaper Reporter), Nat Carr (Jewish Man at Pep Talk), Frank Darien (Oscar Brown – Realty Agent), Eddie Graham (Telephone Salesman), William Halligan (Bartender), Charles Judels (Salvatore), André Luguet (Señor Rodriguez), James A. Marcus (Daniel Boone), Buddy Roosevelt (Newspaper Reporter), Hector Sarno (Poppolus – Italian Investor), Cliff Saum (Telephone Salesman), Alison Skipworth (Mrs. Miller), Ben Taggart (Attorney General’s Officer), Polly Walters (Millie), Bobby Watson (The Baron)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 73 min; B&W

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