S.O.S. Coast Guard (1937) |
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| Director(s) | Alan James, William Witney |
| Producer(s) | Sol C. Siegel |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Romance, Science Fiction |
| Top Topics | Detectives |
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Ralph Byrd(as Lt. Terry Kent)
S.O.S. Coast Guard
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1937
S.O.S. Coast Guard
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1937
Ralph Byrd
(as Lt. Terry Kent)
Béla Lugosi(as Boroff, alias M.A. Anderson)
S.O.S. Coast Guard
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1937
S.O.S. Coast Guard
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1937
Béla Lugosi
(as Boroff, alias M.A. And...)
Richard Alexander(as Thorg)
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1937
S.O.S. Coast Guard
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1937
Richard Alexander
(as Thorg)
Herbert Rawlinson(as Cmdr. Boyle)
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1937
S.O.S. Coast Guard
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1937
Herbert Rawlinson
(as Cmdr. Boyle)
Carleton Young(as Henchman Dodds [Ch. 4])
S.O.S. Coast Guard
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1937
S.O.S. Coast Guard
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1937
Carleton Young
(as Henchman Dodds [Ch. 4])
Roy Barcroft(as Goebel, Henchman [Chs. 2, 10])
S.O.S. Coast Guard
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1937
S.O.S. Coast Guard
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1937
Roy Barcroft
(as Goebel, Henchman [Chs....)
Yakima Canutt(as Seaman)
S.O.S. Coast Guard
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1937
S.O.S. Coast Guard
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1937
Yakima Canutt
(as Seaman)
Baldwin Cooke(as Seaman)
S.O.S. Coast Guard
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1937
S.O.S. Coast Guard
Released
1937
Baldwin Cooke
(as Seaman)
S.O.S. Coast Guard Overview:
S.O.S. Coast Guard (1937) was a Adventure - Romance Film directed by Alan James and William Witney and produced by Sol C. Siegel.
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Chapter Titles:
- 1. Disaster At Sea
- 2. Barrase Of Death
- 3. The Gas Chamber
- 4. The Fatal Shaft
- 5. The Mystery Ship
- 6. Deadly Cargo
- 7. Undersea Terror
- 8. The Crash
- 9. Wolves At Bay
- 10. The Acid Trail
- 11. The Sea Battle
- 12. The Deadly Circle
Bela Lugosi's illness prevented him from finishing the 1936 Republic feature "House of a Thousand Candles," so he completed his one-picture Republic contract with this 12 chapter serial, his only screen role during the full two year horror ban.
Filmed June 20-July 15 1937, released August 28. A feature version was issued in 1942.