Summary
Stranded is an American romantic film drama first released in 1935,
directed by Frank Borzage.
The film stars Kay Francis, George Brent, Patricia Ellis, Donald Woods and Robert Barrat.
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Credits
- Director: Frank Borzage
- Script: Frank Wead, Ferdinand Reyher, Delmer Daves, Carl Erickson
- Photo: Sidney Hickox
- Music: Bernhard Kaun, Heinz Roemheld
- Cast: Kay Francis (Lynn Palmer), George Brent (Mack Hale), Patricia Ellis (Velma Tuthill), Donald Woods (John Wesley), Robert Barrat (Stanislaus Janauschek), Barton MacLane (Sharkey), Joseph Crehan (Johnny Quinn), William Harrigan (Updyke), Henry O’Neill (Mr. Tuthill), Frankie Darro (James ’Jimmy’ Rivers), John Wray (Mike Gibbons), Edward McWade (Tim Powers), June Travis (Mary Rand), Ann Shoemaker (Mrs. Tuthill), Gavin Gordon (Jack), Spencer Charters (Boatman), Joan Gay (Diane Nichols), Jessie Arnold (Scrubwoman), Harry C. Bradley (Train Conductor), Burr Caruth (Old Man), Stan Cavanaugh (Second Taxi Driver), Glen Cavender (Kolchak), Walter Clyde (Hospital Assistant), Frank Coghlan Jr. (Page), Nick Copeland (Bridge Worker at Meeting), Ralph Dunn (Bridge Worker), Florence Fair (Miss Walsh), Mary Forbes (Grace Dean), Dick French (Clerk), Harrison Greene (Blustery Man Wanting a Seafood Dinner), Jack Herrick (Bridge Worker at Meeting), Edward Keane (Doctor), Milton Kibbee (Pat, the Timekeeper), Joe King (Dan Archer), Frank LaRue (Immigration Officer), Mia Liu (Japanese Girl), Richard Loo (Chinese Groom), Wilfred Lucas (Pat, a Welfare Worker), Frank Marlowe (Rollins, an Agitator), Philo McCullough (Immigration Officer), Sam McDaniel (Train Porter), Edwin Mordant (Surgeon), Pat Moriarity (Steve Brodie), Adrian Morris (Rivet Boss), Vesey O’Davoren (Tuthill’s Butler), Henry Otho (Bridge Worker), Sarah Padden (Workman’s Wife), Paul Panzer (Updyke Agitator), Jack Richardson (First Taxi Driver), Adrian Rosley (Headwaiter), Rita Rozelle (Polish Girl), Cliff Saum (Bridge Worker), Cy Schindell (Bridge Worker), Louise Seidel (Danish Girl), Edwin Stanley (Police Surgeon), Hal Taliaferro (Peterson), Julius Tannen (Man at Train Terminal), Harry Tenbrook (Bleekman, Sharkey’s Thugr), Zeffie Tilbury (Old Hag), Emmett Vogan (Officer on Ferry), Niles Welch (Safety Engineer), Eleanor Wesselhoeft (Mrs. Young), Leo White (Haines, a Drunken Worker), Tom Wilson (Immigrant), Lillian Worth (Blonde), Marbeth Wright (Switchboard Operator), Emma Young (Chinese Girl)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 72 min; B&W
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