Overview
Little Old New York is an American romantic film drama first released in 1940,
directed by Henry King.
The film stars Alice Faye, Fred MacMurray, Richard Greene, Brenda Joyce and Andy Devine.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
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Director: Henry King
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Script: Rida Johnson Young, John L. Balderston, Harry Tugend
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Photo: Leon Shamroy
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Music: Alfred Newman
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Cast: Alice Faye (Pat O’Day),
Fred MacMurray (Charles Brownne),
Richard Greene (Robert Fulton),
Brenda Joyce (Harriet Livingstone),
Andy Devine (’Commodore’ – Ferry Boat Owner),
Henry Stephenson (Chancellor Robert L. Livingstone),
Fritz Feld (Pearl Street Tavern Keeper),
Ward Bond (Regan – Shipyard Owner),
Clarence Wilson (Willie Stout – Rum Merchant),
Robert Middlemass (Nicholas Roosevelt),
Roger Imhof (John Jacob Astor),
Theodore von Eltz (Washington Irving),
Arthur Aylesworth (Jonathan – Sea Captain),
Virginia Brissac (Mrs. Rudolph Brevoort),
Stanley Andrews (Harbor Patrol Boat Captain),
Ben Carter (Noah – Bull’s Head Waiter),
Oscar ’Dutch’ Hendrian (Blackie – Regan’s Henchman),
Harry Tyler (Helmsman of the ’Clermont’),
Victor Kilian (Peter DeWitt – Regan’s Henchman),
Paul Sutton (Mr. Wolf – DeWitt’s Henchman),
Tyler Brooke (Singer),
Herbert Ashley (Ticket Taker),
Jody Gilbert (Hilda – Wife of Pearl Street Tavern Keeper),
Herbert Heywood (Horace – Commodore’s Assistant),
Jessie Arnold (Woman),
Marion Briscoe (Banker’s Wife),
Chick Collins (Captain of the ’Clermont’),
G. Pat Collins (Undetermined Role),
Harry Cording (Man in Mob About to Set ’Clermont’ Afire),
Dorothy Dearing (Girl at Dinner Party),
Herbert Evans (Livingstone’s Footman),
Eddie Hall (Extra as Dancing Sailor),
Eddie Hart (Sailor),
Pat Hartigan (Regan’s Henchman),
Keith Hitchcock (Livingstone’s Butler),
Major James H. McNamara (Banker),
Iva Stewart (Mrs. Irving),
Harry Strang (Fireman on the ’Clermont’)
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Country: USA
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Language: English
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Runtime: 100 min; B&W
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