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The Sisters is an American film first released in 1938,
directed by Anatole Litvak.
The film stars Errol Flynn, Bette Davis, Anita Louise, Ian Hunter and Donald Crisp.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: Anatole Litvak
- Script: Milton Krims, Myron Brinig, Julius J. Epstein
- Music: Max Steiner
- Cast: Errol Flynn (Frank Medlin), Bette Davis (Louise Elliott Medlin), Anita Louise (Helen Elliott Johnson), Ian Hunter (William Benson), Donald Crisp (Tim Hazelton), Beulah Bondi (Rose Elliott), Jane Bryan (Grace Elliott Knivel), Alan Hale (Sam Johnson), Dick Foran (Tom Knivel), Henry Travers (Ned Elliott), Patric Knowles (Norman French), Lee Patrick (Flora Gibbon), Laura Hope Crews (Flora’s Mother), Janet Shaw (Stella Johnson), Harry Davenport (Doc Moore), Ruth Garland (Laura Bennett), John Warburton (Anthony Bittick), Paul Harvey (Caleb Ammon), Mayo Methot (Blonde), Irving Bacon (Robert Forbes), Arthur Hoyt (Tom Selig), Granville Bates (Taft Election Announcer), Nat Carr (Man at Johnson’s Party), Glen Cavender (Bartender), Loia Cheaney (Knivel’s Maid), Georgie Cooper (Undetermined Role), Joseph Crehan (Roosevelt Election Announcer), Dudley Dickerson (Train Porter), Edgar Edwards (Soldier), Stanley Fields (Ship’s Captain), Sol Gorss (Man at Taft Ball), Mildred Gover (Maid at Brothel), Oscar ’Dutch’ Hendrian (Kid Rose’s Handler), Stuart Holmes (Bartender), Jan Holm (Jane – Benson’s Secretary), Robert Homans (City Editor), John Kelly (Sailor Outside Bar), Vera Lewis (Dowager at Ball), Jang Lim (Chinese Man), Pat McKee (The Memphis Kid), Frank Meredith (Train Conductor), Peggy Moran (Girl), Frances Morris (Telephone Operator), Jack Mower (Ship’s Officer), Frank Otto (Third Sailor), Bob Perry (Referee), Jessie Perry (Johnson’s Maid), Lee Phelps (Ring Announcer), Frank Puglia (Wireless Operator), Jack Richardson (Square Dancer), Constantine Romanoff (Fight Spectator with Blonde), Harry Semels (Sailor on Ship), Russell Simpson (First Sailor), Edwin Stanley (Doctor), Charles Sullivan (Pug at Train), Elliott Sullivan (Second Sailor), Don Turner (Man with Helen), Monte Vandergrift (Policeman), Bess Wade (Undetermined Role), Larry Williams (Young Man at Ball), Lottie Williams (Dowager at Ball), Tom Wilson (Square Dance Caller), Jack Wise (Singing Quartet Member)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 99 min; B&W
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