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Marked Woman is an American thriller film first released in 1937,
directed by Lloyd Bacon and Michael Curtiz.
The film stars Bette Davis, Humphrey Bogart, Lola Lane, Isabel Jewell and Eduardo Ciannelli.
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Credits
- Director: Lloyd Bacon, Michael Curtiz
- Script: Abem Finkel, Seton I. Miller, Robert Rossen
- Photo: George Barnes
- Music: Bernhard Kaun, Heinz Roemheld
- Cast: Bette Davis (Mary Dwight Strauber), Humphrey Bogart (David Graham), Lola Lane (Dorothy ’Gabby’ Marvin), Isabel Jewell (Emmy Lou Eagan), Eduardo Ciannelli (Johnny Vanning), Rosalind Marquis (Florrie Liggett), Mayo Methot (Estelle Porter), Jane Bryan (Betty Strauber), Allen Jenkins (Louie), John Litel (Gordon), Ben Welden (Charlie Delaney), Damian O’Flynn (Ralph Krawford), Henry O’Neill (District Attorney Arthur Sheldon), Raymond Hatton (Vanning’s Lawyer), Carlos San Martín (Head Waiter), William B. Davidson (Bob Crandall), Kenneth Harlan (Eddie, a Sugar Daddy), Robert Strange (George Beler), James Robbins (Bell Captain), Arthur Aylesworth (Sheriff John Truble), John Sheehan (Vincent, a Sugar Daddy), Sam Wren (Mac), Edwin Stanley (Det. Casey (Ferguson in Credits)), Mary Doyle (Nurse (scenes deleted)), Jack Norton (Drunk (scenes deleted)), Jimmy Aye (Gangster), Harlan Briggs (Sad Man with Emmy Lou in Nightclub), Frank Bruno (Henchman), Alan Davis (Henchman), Ralph Dunn (First Trial Court Clerk), Frank Faylen (Second Cab Driver), John Harron (First Cab Driver), Gordon Hart (First Trial Judge), Lew Harvey (Second Trial Court Clerk), Harry Hayden (Brings Graham coroner’s report), Al Herman (Betty’s Taxi Driver, $100.00 Bill), Max Hoffman Jr. (Third Reporter), Harry Hollingsworth (Doorman), Milton Kibbee (Smith, District Attorney’s Secretary), Theodore Lorch (Juror #2, Second Trial), Wilfred Lucas (First Trial Jury Foreman), Herman Marks (Little Joe Dinero), Miriam Marlin (Party Guest), Alphonse Martell (Club Intimate Doorman), Allen Mathews (Henchman), Carlyle Moore Jr. (Elevator Operator), Lyle Moraine (First Reporter), Jack Mower (Second Trial Jury Foreman), Wendell Niles (Radio News Commentator), Paul Panzer (Club Piano Mover), Bob Reeves (Club Intimate Patron), Jack Richardson (Man in Line-Up), Jeffrey Sayre (Assistant to Graham), Charles Sherlock (Man Next to Little Joe), Philip Sleeman (Craps Table Attendent), Larry Steers (Extra at Party), Mark Strong (Bartender), Dorothy Tree (Woman in Raid), Guy Usher (Detective Ferguson), Emmett Vogan (Court Clerk, Second Trial), Pierre Watkin (Second Trial Judge), Billy Wayne (Second Reporter), Leo White (Waiter), Norman Willis (Henchman)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 96 min; B&W
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