Summary
The Chaser is an American romantic film drama first released in 1938,
directed by Edwin L. Marin.
The film stars Dennis O’Keefe, Ann Morriss, Lewis Stone, Nat Pendleton and Henry O’Neill.
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Credits
- Director: Edwin L. Marin
- Script: Chandler Sprague, Howard Emmett Rogers, Everett Freeman, Harry Ruskin, Bella Spewack, Sam Spewack
- Photo: Charles Lawton Jr.
- Music: Edward Ward, Paul Kerby
- Cast: Dennis O’Keefe (Thomas Z. ’Tom’ Brandon), Ann Morriss (Dorothy Mason), Lewis Stone (Dr. Delford Q. Prescott), Nat Pendleton (’Floppy’ Phil), Henry O’Neill (Mr. Calhoun), Ruth Gillette (Mrs. Olaf Olson), John Qualen (Lars), Robert Emmett Keane (Simon Kelly, Traction Co. Adjuster), Jack Mulhall (Joe, Brandon Henchman), Irving Bacon (Harvey, Streetcar Conductor), Pierre Watkin (Mr. Beaumont, Traction Co. President), Nick Copeland (Bailiff (scenes deleted)), Lana Turner (Miss Rutherford (scenes deleted)), Eddie Acuff (Photographer), Ernie Adams (Injured Man), Sam Ash (Man at Calhoun’s Auto), William Bailey (Hank, Brandon Henchman), Barbara Bedford (Brandon’s Secretary), Lynton Brent (Attendant), Betty Ross Clarke (Secretary), Harvey Clark (Roller Rink Manager), Roger Converse (Hotel Desk Clerk), Baldwin Cooke (Second Bus Driver), George Cooper (Man at Calhoun’s Auto), Hal Craig (Motorcycle Policeman), Rae Daggett (Woman at Calhoun’s Auto), Sidney D’Albrook (Motorman), Edgar Dearing (Policeman At End), Drew Demorest (Third Bus Driver), John Webb Dillon (Bystander), John Dilson (Process Server), Lester Dorr (Injured Man), Charles Dunbar (Conductor), Eddie Dunn (Eddie), Lillian Elliott (Prison Matron), Martin Faust (First Bus Driver), William Irving (Injured Man), Selmer Jackson (Second Judge), Claude King (Judge at Harvey’s Trial), Paul Kruger (Policeman), Clinton Lyle (Injured Man), Tom McGuire (Second Motorman), Bruce Mitchell (Curley the Turnkey), Edmund Mortimer (Bar Association Member), Wedgwood Nowell (Dr. Kahn), Barbara Pepper (Mabel the Drunken Girl), Frank Pharr (Injured Man with Head Bandaged), Lee Phelps (Ambulance Dispatcher), Don Roberts (Injured Man), Dick Rush (Motorman), Brent Sargent (Dr. Schuyler), Walter Soderling (Mr. Olaf Olson), Harry Strang (Man at Calhoun’s Auto), Ben Taggart (Policeman Reading Law to Motorman), Harry Tyler (Client Gerson, on Crutches), Monte Vandergrift (Policeman at Roller Rink), Dorothy Vaughan (Woman Auto Driver), Ward Wing (Man at Calhoun’s Auto), William Worthington (Dr. Matthews)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 75 min; B&W
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