Crime, Drama, Thriller . 01 h 36 m
Overview
Release Date
10 April 1937
Languages
English,
Produced By
First National Pictures,
Directed by : Lloyd Bacon
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"Marked Woman - The star teaming you'll never forget!" is english Language Movie.
"Marked Woman" was released on 10 April 1937 .
The movie was directed by Lloyd Bacon
It has cast of: Bette Davis as Mary Dwight Strauber, Humphrey Bogart as David Graham, Lola Lane as Dorothy 'Gabby' Marvin, Isabel Jewell as Emmy Lou Eagan, Rosalind Marquis as Florrie Liggett, Mayo Methot as Estelle Porter, Jane Bryan as Betty Strauber, Allen Jenkins as Louie, Eduardo Ciannelli as Johnny Vanning, John Litel as Gordon, Ben Welden as Charlie Delaney, Damian O'Flynn as Ralph Krawford, Henry O'Neill as Arthur Sheldon, Raymond Hatton as Vanning's Lawyer, William B. Davidson as Bob Crandall, Kenneth Harlan as Eddie, Robert Strange as George Beler, Archie Robbins as Bell Captain, Arthur Aylesworth as Mr. Truble, John Sheehan as Vincent, Sam Wren as Mac, Edwin Stanley as Ferguson, Guy Usher as Detective Ferguson (uncredited), Herman Marks as Little Joe Dinero (uncredited), Milton Kibbee as Smith (uncredited), Jack Norton as Drunk, Harlan Briggs as Sad Man in Nightclub (uncredited), Tom Coleman as Plainclothesman (uncredited), Lew Hicks as Bailiff (uncredited), Mike Lally as Photographer (uncredited), Frank McLure as Courtroom Spectator (uncredited), Carlyle Moore Jr. as Elevator Operator (uncredited), Wendell Niles as Radio News Commentator (voice) (uncredited), Paul Panzer as Club Piano-Mover (uncredited), Scott Seaton as Gambler (uncredited), Harry Hayden as Man Bringing Coroner's Report (uncredited), John J. Richardson as Man in Line-Up (uncredited), Charles Sherlock as Man Next to Little Joe (uncredited), Dorothy Tree as Woman in Raid (uncredited), Noble 'Kid' Chissell as Courtroom Reporter (uncredited), Robert Morgan as Reporter (uncredited), Lyle Moraine as Reporter #1 (voice) (uncredited), Billy Wayne as Reporter #2 (voice) (uncredited), Max Hoffman Jr. as Reporter #3 (voice) (uncredited), Al Herman as Betty's $100 Cabbie (uncredited), John Harron as Cabbie #1 (uncredited), Frank Faylen as Cabbie #2 (uncredited), Wilfred Lucas as Jury Foreman #1 (uncredited), Jack Mower as Jury Foreman #2 (uncredited), Jeffrey Sayre as Graham's Trial Assistant (uncredited), James Conaty as Graham's Trial Assistant (uncredited), Charles K. French as Graham's Trial Assistant (uncredited), Harry Hollingsworth as Doorman (uncredited), Alphonse Martell as Club Intimate Doorman (uncredited), Jack Byron as Croupier (uncredited), Philip Sleeman as Croupier (uncredited), Mark Strong as Bartender (uncredited), Alexander Pollard as Bartender (uncredited), Leo Sulky as Bartender (uncredited), Ralph Dunn as Court Clerk #1 (uncredited), Lew Harvey as Court Clerk #2 (uncredited), Emmett Vogan as Court Clerk #2 (uncredited), Miriam Marlin as Party Guest (uncredited), Larry Steers as Party Guest (uncredited), Gordon Hart as Judge #1 (uncredited), Pierre Watkin as Judge #2 (uncredited), Bob Reeves as Club Patron / Courtroom Cop (uncredited), Milton Royce as Café Patron (uncredited), Ronald R. Rondell as Dancing Club Patron (uncredited), Ethelreda Leopold as Dancing Club Patron (uncredited), Carlos San Martín as Head Waiter, Leo White as Waiter (uncredited), Alan Davis as Henchman (uncredited), Jimmy Aye as Gangster (uncredited), Allen Mathews as Henchman (uncredited), Norman Willis as Henchman (uncredited), Theodore Lorch as Second Juror #2 (uncredited), Eddie Sturgis as Second Juror #3 (uncredited), Edwin August as Juror (uncredited), Harold Miller as Dancing Club Patron (uncredited), Frank Bruno as Henchman (uncredited) in lead roles.
It Crew included: Lloyd Bacon as Director(Directing), George Barnes as Director of Photography(Camera), Max Parker as Art Direction(Art), Robert Rossen as Screenplay(Writing), Orry-Kelly as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), Jack Killifer as Editor(Editing), Abem Finkel as Screenplay(Writing), Leo F. Forbstein as Music Director(Sound), Harry Warren as Original Music Composer(Sound), Al Dubin as Original Music Composer(Sound), Harry Warren as Lyricist(Writing), Al Dubin as Lyricist(Writing), in lead roles.
Released on:
10 April 1937
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