White Lies (1935) - film review

Leo Bulgakov

Crime / Drama

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White Lies is an American crime film first released in 1935, directed by Leo Bulgakov. The film stars Victor Jory, Walter Connolly, Fay Wray, Leslie Fenton and Irene Hervey. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: Leo Bulgakov
Script: Harold Shumate
Photo: Benjamin H. Kline
Cast: Victor Jory (Terry Condon), Walter Connolly (John Mitchell), Fay Wray (Joan Mitchell), Leslie Fenton (Dan Oliver), Irene Hervey (Mary Mallory), Robert Allen (Arthur Bradford), William Demarest (Roberts), Oscar Apfel (Hunter), Jessie Arnold (Mary’s landlady), Harry C. Bradley (Davis), Mary Foy (Mrs. Kelly), Kathrin Clare Ward (Mrs. Egglesby), Lowden Adams (Butler), Reginald Barlow (Judge), Raymond Brown (Manager of Acme Paint Company), Wallis Clark (Prosecuting Attorney), Edith Craig (Miss Benson), Allyn Drake (Nurse), Bud Geary (Chauffeur), Roger Gray (Manager of employment agency), Carlton Griffin (Clerk), Harry Hume (Jury foreman), Bill James (Groom), Edward LeSaint (Judge), Bruce Mitchell (Bailiff), Frank O’Connor (Sheriff), Robert Emmett O’Connor (Capt. McHenry), Dorothy Shearer (Police matron), Emmett Vogan (Courtroom prosecutor #1), Charles C. Wilson (Defense attorney)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 63 min; B&W

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