Private Detective 62 (1933) - film review

Comedy / Crime / Drama / Romance

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Private Detective 62 is an American romantic film drama first released in 1933, directed by Michael Curtiz. The film stars William Powell, Margaret Lindsay, Ruth Donnelly, Gordon Westcott and Arthur Hohl. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Michael Curtiz
Script: Rian James, Raoul Whitfield
Cast: William Powell (Donald Free), Margaret Lindsay (Janet Reynolds), Ruth Donnelly (Amy Moran), Gordon Westcott (Tony Bandor), Arthur Hohl (Dan Hogan), Natalie Moorhead (Mrs. Helen Burns), James Bell (Whitey), Hobart Cavanaugh (Harcourt S. Burns), Irving Bacon (Cab Driver), Joan Barclay (Gambler), Arthur Byron (Tracey), Heinie Conklin (Bartender), Eddie Dunn (Doorman), Bill Elliott (Extra at Roulette Table), Theresa Harris (Janet’s Maid), Ann Hovey (Rose), Charles Lane (Process Server), Eddie Phillips (Mrs. Wright’s Boy Friend), Georges Renavent (Captain La Farge), Rolfe Sedan (Casino Man), Harry Seymour (Gambler), Joan Standing (Client with Free), Sheila Terry (Mrs. Wright), Ellinor Vanderveer (Speakeasy Extra), Renee Whitney (Alice), Charles C. Wilson (Bartender), Pat Wing (Secretary), Toby Wing (Free’s Girl Friend)
Country: USA
Language: English / French
Runtime: 63 min

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