Murder in the Private Car (1934) |
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| Director(s) | Harry Beaumont |
| Producer(s) | Lucien Hubbard |
| Top Genres | Mystery, Romance |
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Charles Ruggles(as Godfrey D. Scott)
Murder in the Private Car
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1934
Murder in the Private Car
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1934
Charles Ruggles
(as Godfrey D. Scott)
Una Merkel(as Georgia Latham)
Murder in the Private Car
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1934
Murder in the Private Car
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1934
Una Merkel
(as Georgia Latham)
Mary Carlisle(as Ruth Raymond)
Murder in the Private Car
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1934
Murder in the Private Car
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1934
Mary Carlisle
(as Ruth Raymond)
Porter Hall(as Alden Murray)
Murder in the Private Car
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1934
Murder in the Private Car
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1934
Porter Hall
(as Alden Murray)
Berton Churchill(as Luke Carson)
Murder in the Private Car
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1934
Murder in the Private Car
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1934
Berton Churchill
(as Luke Carson)
Fred 'Snowflake' Toones(as Titus)
Murder in the Private Car
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1934
Murder in the Private Car
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1934
Fred 'Snowflake' Toones
(as Titus)
Harry Semels(as Evil Eye)
Murder in the Private Car
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1934
Murder in the Private Car
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1934
Harry Semels
(as Evil Eye)
Ernie Adams(as Taxi Driver)
Murder in the Private Car
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1934
Murder in the Private Car
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1934
Ernie Adams
(as Taxi Driver)
Murder in the Private Car Overview:
Murder in the Private Car (1934) was a Mystery - Romance Film directed by Harry Beaumont and produced by Lucien Hubbard.
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Murder in the Private Car Quotes:
Godfrey D. Scott:
Both your eyes are very pretty.
Godfrey D. Scott:
What's sauce for the gander is goose for the goose!
Georgia Latham:
I'll call you Godfrey. It'll sound like I'm swearing.
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The play opened in Los Angeles, California, USA, on 6 August 1922, but had no New York run.
A contemporary item listed the gorilla Naba for a role in the movie, but the Call Bureau Cast Service has Ray Corrigan in the role. However, all scenes with the gorilla appear to be an actor in a gorilla suit.
Both Harry Semels as "Evil Eye" and Akim Tamiroff as "Italian Man" are supposed to be in the movie, but neither one appears.