Summary
Jewel Robbery is an American comedy romance film first released in 1932,
directed by William Dieterle.
The film stars William Powell, Kay Francis, Helen Vinson and Hardie Albright.
Our overall rating for this film is: very good.
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Credits
- Director: William Dieterle
- Script: Ladislas Fodor, Erwin S. Gelsey, Bertram Bloch
- Photo: Robert Kurrle
- Music: Bernhard Kaun
- Cast: William Powell (The Robber), Kay Francis (Baroness Teri von Horhenfels), Helen Vinson (Marianne Horne), Hardie Albright (Paul, Undersecretary of State), Alan Mowbray (Fritz), André Luguet (Count Andre), Henry Kolker (Baron Franz von Horhenfels), Spencer Charters (Johann Christian Lenz, Nightwatchman), Lee Kohlmar (Hollander the Jeweler), Clarence Wilson (Prefect of Police), Paulita Arvizu (Dancer), Carmen Bailey (Dancer), Agostino Borgato (Gypsy), Don Brodie (Robber), Marie Burton (Bit Role), Mae Busch (Lil), Jack Chefe (Jewelry Salesman), Charles Coleman (Charles the Butler), Chick Collins (Seaman who fights), Gino Corrado (Interpreter), Sheila Darcy (Bit Role), John Davidson (Robbery Accomplice), George Davis (Polacheck, the President’s Secretary), Paula DeCardo (Bit Role), Ruth Donnelly (Berta, Teri’s Maid), Jimmie Dundee (Seaman who fights), Jay Eaton (Leopold, Assistant Jewelry Manager), Bill Elliott (Policeman), Norah Gale (Bit Role), Lawrence Grant (Prof. Bauman, Alarm Inventor), Al Hill (Robber), Billy Jones (Seaman who fights), Eddie Kane (Robber), Carmen Laroux (Dancer), Ivan Linow (Chauffeur), Andre Marsaudon (South American), Joyce Mathews (Bit Role), Tina Menard (Dancer), Harold Minjur (Jewelry Clerk), Blanche Payson (Masseuse), Alma Ross (Bit Role), Lee Shumway (Ship’s officer), Harry Strang (Sailor), Sheila Terry (The Blonde (Decoy)), Jacques Vanaire (Manager), Blanca Vischer (Bit Role), Harold Waldridge (Jewelry Clerk), Pierre Watkin (Mr. Yorkland), Leo White (Assistant Robber), Alex Woloshin (Gypsy), Bruce Wong (Chinese Vendor), Michael Wu (Yung Woo)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 70 min; B&W
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