To Please a Lady (1950)

Dir: Clarence Brown Action / Adventure / Drama stars 3

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To Please a Lady is an American action film first released in 1950, directed by Clarence Brown. The film stars Clark Gable, Barbara Stanwyck, Adolphe Menjou, Will Geer and Roland Winters. It has also been released under the title: Red Hot Wheels. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Clarence Brown
Script: Marge Decker, Barré Lyndon
Photo: Harold Rosson
Music: Bronislau Kaper
Cast: Clark Gable (Mike Brannan), Barbara Stanwyck (Regina Forbes), Adolphe Menjou (Gregg), Will Geer (Jack Mackay), Roland Winters (Dwight Barrington), William C. McGaw (Joie Chitwood), Lela Bliss (Regina’s Secretary), Emory Parnell (Mr. Wendall), Frank Jenks (Press agent), Helen Spring (Janie), Bill Hickman (Mike’s pit crew), Lew Smith (Mike’s pit crew), Ted Husing (Himself), William Newell (Hank Harmon), Erville Alderson (Newspaper editor), Henry Banks (Driver), Hal K. Dawson (IMBA promoter), Marcel De la Brosse, Dominic ’Pee Wee’ Distarce (Driver), Bess Flowers (Greengrove race spectator), Cay Forrester, Byron Foulger (Shoe fitter), John Gallaudet (IMBA promoter), Joe Garson (Joe Youghal), Cecil Green, Tom Hanlon (Greengrove race announcer), Jerry Hausner, Harry Hayden (Bainsville track owner), Holmes Herbert (Benson (Regina’s butler)), Al Hill (Steward #1), Frank Hyers, Richard Joy (Television voice), Arthur M. Loew Jr. (Studio production man), Jack McGrath, John McGuire (Newark referee), Carlotta Monti, Ernest Ohman, Anne O’Neal (Nurse), Johnnie Parsons (Driver), Lee Phelps (Steward #2), Jean Ransome, Marilyn Rich, Tim Ryan, Dick Simmons (Regina’s radio show announcer), Johnny Tolan (Driver), William H. Welsh (Sports announcer)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 91 min; B&W
Aka: Red Hot Wheels

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