The Guilty Generation (1931) - film review

Drama / Romance

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The Guilty Generation is an American romantic film drama first released in 1931, directed by Rowland V. Lee. The film stars Leo Carrillo, Constance Cummings, Robert Young, Boris Karloff and Emma Dunn. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Rowland V. Lee
Script: Jo Milward, J. Kirby Hawks, Jack Cunningham
Cast: Leo Carrillo (Mike Palmiero), Constance Cummings (Maria Palmiero), Robert Young (Marco Ricca – aka John Smith), Boris Karloff (Tony Ricca), Emma Dunn (Nina Palmero), Leslie Fenton (Joe Pamiero), Murray Kinnell (Jerry Baxter), Ruth Warren (Nellie Weaver – Publicist), Eddie Boland (Willie), Lynton Brent (Joe’s Friend), William Burress (Charlie – City Editor), Kit Guard (Driver), Fred Howard (Bradley), Frank Mills (Nat – Mike’s Henchman), William H. O’Brien (Victor – Mike’s Butler), Lorin Raker (George – Party Guest), Elliott Rothe (Benedicto Ricca), Hector Sarno (Luigi), Glenn Strange (Tony’s Henchman), Phil Tead (Skid), Walter Walker (LaRusso – Mike’s Lawyer), Barbara Weeks (Party Girl), James Wilcox (Don Morley), Harry Wilson (Emmett – Mike’s Henchman)
Country: USA
Language: English / Italian
Runtime: 82 min

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