Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood (1942) |
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| Director(s) | Michael Gordon |
| Producer(s) | Wallace MacDonald |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama, Mystery |
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Chester Morris(as Boston Blackie)
Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood
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1942
Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood
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1942
Chester Morris
(as Boston Blackie)
Richard Lane(as Inspector John Farraday)
Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood
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Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood
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1942
Richard Lane
(as Inspector John Farrada...)
George E. Stone(as The Runt)
Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood
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Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood
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1942
George E. Stone
(as The Runt)
Forrest Tucker(as Whipper)
Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood
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Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood
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1942
Forrest Tucker
(as Whipper)
Lloyd Bridges(as )
Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood
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Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood
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1942
Lloyd Bridges
(as )
Al Hill(as Jailer)
Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood
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1942
Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood
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1942
Al Hill
(as Jailer)
Cy Kendall(as Jumbo Madigan)
Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood
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1942
Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood
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1942
Cy Kendall
(as Jumbo Madigan)
Walter Sande(as Detective Sergeant Mathews)
Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood
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1942
Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood
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1942
Walter Sande
(as Detective Sergeant Mat...)
Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood Overview:
Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood (1942) was a Crime - Drama Film directed by Michael Gordon and produced by Wallace MacDonald.
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Al Herman as Cab Driver and Jessie Arnold as Tenant are cast members in studio records/casting call lists, but they did not appear or were not identifiable in the movie. Several cabs are in the movie, but their drivers were sometimes not visible.