Dodsworth
The film "Dodsworth" is 101 minute from 1936, directed by William Wyler. The main cast consists of Mary Astor, Ruth Chatterton and Walter Huston.
Dodsworth
- Directed by: William Wyler
- Main cast: Mary Astor, Ruth Chatterton, Walter Huston
- Written by: Sidney Howard
- Cinematography: Rudolph Maté
- Music: Alfred Newman
Details
- Title: Dodsworth
- Year: 1936
- Duration: 1h 41m
Release Dates
Dodsworth premiered in cinemas on September 23, 1936.
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Cast & Crew
We know about 41 people who worked on "Dodsworth";
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Roles
- Alphonse Martell ... Ship Passenger
- Beatrice Maude ... Mary
- Bess Flowers ... Ship Passenger
- Bobby Barber ... Italian Taxi Driver
- Dale Van Sickel ... Ship Passenger
- David Niven ... Captain Clyde Lockert
- Edmund Mortimer ... Ship Passenger
- Eugene Borden ... Baggage Carrier at Train Station
- Fred Malatesta ... Waiter
- George Nardelli ... Ship Passenger
- Gino Corrado ... American Express Clerk
- Gregory Gaye ... Baron Kurt Von Obersdorf
- Harlan Briggs ... Tubby Pearson
- Harold Miller ... Ship Passenger
- Helen Dickson ... Tourist
- Horace B. Carpenter ... Motor Company Employee
- Inez Palange ... Teresa
- Jack George ... Orchestra Leader in Vienna
- Jean De Briac ... Official
- John Barclay ... Ship Passenger
- John Payne ... Harry McKee
- John Picorri ... Clerk
- Kathryn Marlowe ... Emily Dodsworth McKee
- Louis Mercier ... French Railroad Conductor
- Maria Ouspenskaya ... Baroness Von Obersdorf
- Mary Astor ... Edith Cortright
- Odette Myrtil ... Renée de Penable
- Pat Somerset ... Englishman
- Ruth Chatterton ... Fran Dodsworth
- Sam Harris ... Ship Passenger
- Spring Byington ... Matey Pearson
- Steve Carruthers ... Ship Passenger
- Ted Billings ... Man on Railroad Platform
- Walter Huston ... Sam Dodsworth
- William Wyler ... Violin Player in Dance Orchestra
- Wilson Benge ... Steward on Queen Mary
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