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The Amazing Mr. Williams
The film The Amazing Mr. Williams is 80 minute from 1939, directed by Alexander Hall. The main cast consists of Joan Blondell, Melvyn Douglas, Ruth Donnelly and Clarence Kolb.
The Amazing Mr. Williams
- Directed by: Alexander Hall
- Main cast: Joan Blondell, Melvyn Douglas, Ruth Donnelly, Clarence Kolb
- Written by: Sy Bartlett, Richard Maibaum, Dwight Taylor
- Cinematography: Arthur L. Todd
- Music: Felix Mills
Details
- Title: The Amazing Mr. Williams
- Year: 1939
- Duration: 1h 20m
Release Dates
The Amazing Mr. Williams premiered in cinemas on November 22, 1939.
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Cast & Crew
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Roles
- Anthony Warde ... Bouncer
- Barbara Pepper ... Muriel - Wedding Guest
- Clarence Kolb ... Captain McGovern
- Dave Willock ... Bellboy
- Dick Curtis ... Joe
- Dick Elliott ... Druggist
- Don Beddoe ... Detective Deever
- Donald MacBride ... Lieutenant Bixler
- E. Alyn Warren ... Clerk
- Eddie Dunn ... Race Track Spectator
- Edward Brophy ... Buck Moseby
- Harry Semels ... Race Track Spectator
- Jane Barnes ... Wedding Guest
- Jimmy Conlin ... Master of Ceremonies
- Joan Blondell ... Maxine Carroll
- Julie Bishop ... Face of 7th Victim in Newspaper Photo
- Lela Bliss ... Citizens Committee Woman
- Lorna Gray ... Nurse
- Maude Eburne ... Landlady
- Maurice Cass ... Little Man
- Melvyn Douglas ... Kenny Williams
- Peggy Shannon ... Kitty
- Ralph Peters ... Joe - Tobacco Store Proprietor
- Robert Middlemass ... Police Commissioner
- Robert Sterling ... Elevator Boy
- Ruth Donnelly ... Effie Perkins
- Sally Payne ... Jean - Wedding Guest
- Sarah Edwards ... Citizens Committee Woman
- Virginia Sale ... Miss Mason - Schoolteacher
- Walter Miller ... Browning
- Walter Sande ... Police Stenographer
- Wyndham Standing ... Elevator Passenger
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