Nothing But the Truth (1941) - film review

Comedy

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Nothing But the Truth is an American film comedy first released in 1941, directed by Elliott Nugent. The film is based on a novel by Frederic S. Isham and stars Bob Hope, Paulette Goddard, Edward Arnold, Leif Erickson and Helen Vinson. Our overall rating for this film is: very good.

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Credits

Director: Elliott Nugent
Script: Ken Englund, Don Hartman, Frederic S. Isham (novel), James Montgomery
Photo: Charles Lang
Cast: Bob Hope (Steve Bennett), Paulette Goddard (Gwen Saunders), Edward Arnold (T.R. Ralston), Leif Erickson (Van), Helen Vinson (Linda Grahm), Willie Best (Samuel), Glenn Anders (Dick Donnelly), Grant Mitchell (Mr. Bishop), Catherine Doucet (Mrs. Van Dusen), Rose Hobart (Mrs. Donnelly), Clarence Kolb (Mr. Van Dusen), Mary Forbes (Mrs. Ralston), Leon Belasco (Dr. Zarak), Helene Millard (Miss Turner), Wilson Benge (Fredericks), James Blaine (Doorman), Rod Cameron (Sailor), Dick Chandlee (Office Boy), Jack Chapin (Sailor), Eleanor Counts (Maid), Catherine Craig (Receptionist), Billy Dawson (Newsboy), Jack Egan (Elevator Starter), Jim Farley (Watchman), Edward McWade (Elderly Clerk), Victor Potel (Pedestrian), Keith Richards (Boy), Lee Shumway (Cop), Oscar Smith (Shoeshine Boy), Buck Woods (Porter), William Wright (Mr. Prichard)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 90 min

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