Dirigible (1931) |
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| Director(s) | Frank Capra |
| Producer(s) | Frank Capra, Harry Cohn (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure |
| Top Topics | Aviation |
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Jack Holt(as Jack Bradon)
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1931
Dirigible
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1931
Jack Holt
(as Jack Bradon)
Fay Wray(as Helen Pierce)
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1931
Dirigible
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1931
Fay Wray
(as Helen Pierce)
Hobart Bosworth(as Louis Rondelle)
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1931
Dirigible
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Hobart Bosworth
(as Louis Rondelle)
Roscoe Karns(as Sock McGuire)
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1931
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1931
Roscoe Karns
(as Sock McGuire)
Harold Goodwin(as Hansen)
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1931
Dirigible
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1931
Harold Goodwin
(as Hansen)
Clarence Muse(as Clarence)
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1931
Dirigible
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1931
Clarence Muse
(as Clarence)
Richard Alexander(as Radio Operator)
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1931
Dirigible
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1931
Richard Alexander
(as Radio Operator)
George 'Gabby' Hayes(as Parade Official)
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Dirigible
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1931
George 'Gabby' Hayes
(as Parade Official)
Dirigible Overview:
Dirigible (1931) was a Adventure - Action Film directed by Frank Capra and produced by Frank Capra and Harry Cohn.
Dirigible BlogHub Articles:
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I love my DVR. Next to the Keurig coffee maker and the GPS, it is an invention that changed my life for the better. However, unlike the coffee maker, which gratifies me instantly with hot coffee and the GPS, that provides quick and (usually) correct directions, the DVR requires that I actually watch... Read full article
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Dirigible Facts
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Debut of Richard Loo.
Debut of Kenneth MacDonald.
This was the first Columbia film to open at the Grauman's Chinese theater in Hollywood, California, a sign that Columbia Pictures was becoming a major studio, mostly due to Frank Capra.
Boris Karloff supposedly had a small part as a member of the failed dirigible expedition, but he was not seen in the movie; Richard Loo supposedly made his film debut, but he also was not seen in the movie.
Robert Harari directed, adapted and wrote dialogue for a French version; Egon Goltzen directed a German version, both at the same time of the English version.