Looking for Trouble (1934) |
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| Director(s) | William A. Wellman |
| Producer(s) | Raymond Griffith, Darryl F. Zanuck, William Goetz |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama |
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Spencer Tracy(as Joe Graham)
Looking for Trouble
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1934
Looking for Trouble
Released
1934
Spencer Tracy
(as Joe Graham)
Jack Oakie(as Casey)
Looking for Trouble
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1934
Looking for Trouble
Released
1934
Jack Oakie
(as Casey)
Morgan Conway(as Dan Sutter)
Looking for Trouble
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1934
Looking for Trouble
Released
1934
Morgan Conway
(as Dan Sutter)
Paul Harvey(as James Regan)
Looking for Trouble
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1934
Looking for Trouble
Released
1934
Paul Harvey
(as James Regan)
Charles Lane(as Switchboard Operator)
Looking for Trouble
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1934
Looking for Trouble
Released
1934
Charles Lane
(as Switchboard Operator)
Stanley Blystone(as Fire Officer)
Looking for Trouble
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1934
Looking for Trouble
Released
1934
Stanley Blystone
(as Fire Officer)
George Irving(as Parsons)
Looking for Trouble
Released
1934
Looking for Trouble
Released
1934
George Irving
(as Parsons)
Jason Robards Sr.(as Shotgun Henchman)
Looking for Trouble
Released
1934
Looking for Trouble
Released
1934
Jason Robards Sr.
(as Shotgun Henchman)
Looking for Trouble Overview:
Looking for Trouble (1934) was a Crime - Drama Film directed by William A. Wellman and produced by Raymond Griffith, Darryl F. Zanuck and William Goetz.
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Looking for Trouble (1934)
Spencer Tracy and Jack Oakie Looking for Trouble must be one of William Wellman’s most obscure pre-Codes – not officially available on DVD and never shown on TV. I’m going to try to keep this piece fairly short, as it’s a good bet that almost nobody reading this will get a ch... Read full article
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The earthquake footage from this film has been used in documentaries on both earthquakes and filmmaking.
Recreated the 10 March 1933 Long Beach earthquake during which over 5,000 people were injured or killed.