Summary
Tom Brown of Culver is an American film first released in 1932,
directed by William Wyler.
The film stars Ben Alexander, Tom Brown, Andy Devine, Eugene Pallette and Slim Summerville.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: William Wyler
- Script: Tom Buckingham, George Green, Clarence Marks, Dale Van Every
- Photo: Charles J. Stumar
- Music: David Broekman, Bernie Grossman
- Cast: Ben Alexander (Ralph), Tom Brown (Tom Brown), Andy Devine (Call Boy), Eugene Pallette (Deaf Diner), Slim Summerville (Slim), Sidney Toler (Major Wharton), H.B. Warner (Dr. Brown), Richard Cromwell (Bob Randolph), Russell Hopton (Doctor), Willard Robertson (Captain White), Norman Phillips Jr. (Carruthers), Tyrone Power (John), Kit Wain (Cadet), Betty Blythe (Dolores Delight), Kit Guard (K.O. Mooney), Dick Winslow (Cadet), Phil Dunham (Counterman), Frank Hagney (Fight Manager), Lew Kelly (Daffy Diner), Alan Ladd (Cadet), Matty Roubert (Cadet)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 82 min; B&W
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