Piccadilly Jim (1936) |
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| Director(s) | Robert Z. Leonard |
| Producer(s) | Robert Z. Leonard, Harry Rapf |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Romance |
| Top Topics | Romance (Comic) |
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Robert Montgomery(as James Crocker, Jr.)
Piccadilly Jim
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1936
Piccadilly Jim
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1936
Robert Montgomery
(as James Crocker, Jr.)
Frank Morgan(as James Crocker)
Piccadilly Jim
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1936
Piccadilly Jim
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1936
Frank Morgan
(as James Crocker)
Eric Blore(as Bayliss, Jim's Butler)
Piccadilly Jim
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1936
Piccadilly Jim
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1936
Eric Blore
(as Bayliss, Jim's Butler)
Billie Burke(as Eugenia Willis, Nesta's Sister)
Piccadilly Jim
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1936
Piccadilly Jim
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1936
Billie Burke
(as Eugenia Willis, Nesta'...)
Robert Benchley(as Bill Macon)
Piccadilly Jim
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1936
Piccadilly Jim
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1936
Robert Benchley
(as Bill Macon)
Cora Witherspoon(as Nesta Pett, Ann's Aunt)
Piccadilly Jim
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1936
Piccadilly Jim
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1936
Cora Witherspoon
(as Nesta Pett, Ann's Aunt)
Tommy Bupp(as Ogden Pett)
Piccadilly Jim
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1936
Piccadilly Jim
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1936
Tommy Bupp
(as Ogden Pett)
Grant Mitchell(as Herbert Pett)
Piccadilly Jim
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1936
Piccadilly Jim
Released
1936
Grant Mitchell
(as Herbert Pett)
Piccadilly Jim Overview:
Piccadilly Jim (1936) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by Robert Z. Leonard and produced by Robert Z. Leonard and Harry Rapf.
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Piccadilly Jim (1936) I was nearly jumping for joy last week upon discovering the movie Piccadilly Jim because not only does it star love-of-my-life Robert Montgomery but it is based on a P.G. Wodehouse story, an author I greatly admire and one capable of cute romance with an abundance of w... Read full article
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Madge Evans's name appears on a theater marquee in a montage sequence within the movie. She was starring with Cyril Ritchard in a West End play whose name was partially obscured in the film.