Meet Nero Wolfe (1936) - film review

Herbert J. Biberman

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Meet Nero Wolfe is an American film first released in 1936, directed by Herbert J. Biberman. The film is based on a novel by Rex Stout and stars Edward Arnold, Lionel Stander, Dennie Moore, Victor Jory and Nana Bryant. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Herbert J. Biberman
Script: Joseph Anthony, Howard J. Green, Bruce Manning, Rex Stout (novel)
Photo: Henry Freulich
Music: Howard Jackson
Cast: Edward Arnold (Nero Wolfe), Lionel Stander (Archie Goodwin), Dennie Moore (Mazie Gray), Victor Jory (Claude Roberts), Nana Bryant (Sarah Barstow), Joan Perry (Ellen Barstow), Russell Hardie (Manuel Kimball), Walter Kingsford (Emanuel Jeremiah (E.J.) Kimball), Boyd Irwin (Prof. Edgar Barstow), John Qualen (Olaf), Gene Morgan (Det. Lt. O’Grady), Rita Hayworth (Maria Maringola), Frank Conroy (Dr. Nathaniel Bradford), Juan Torena (Carlo Maringola), Martha Tibbetts (The Apartment House Maid), Eddy Waller (Golf Starter), George Offerman Jr. (Mike, E.J.’s caddy), William ’Billy’ Benedict (Johnny, Barstow’s caddy), Raymond Borzage (Tommy, Roberts’ caddy), Eric Wilton (Kimball’s Butler), Roy Bliss (Delivery Boy), David Worth (Kimball’s Chauffeur), Allen Mathews (Attendant), William Anderson (Bill, Manuel’s caddy)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 73 min; B&W

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