The Cat's-Paw (1934) |
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| Director(s) | Sam Taylor, Harold Lloyd (uncredited) |
| Producer(s) | Harold Lloyd (uncredited), Suzanne Lloyd Hayes |
| Top Genres | Comedy |
| Top Topics | Satire |
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Harold Lloyd(as Ezekiel Cobb)
The Cat's-Paw
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1934
The Cat's-Paw
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1934
Harold Lloyd
(as Ezekiel Cobb)
Una Merkel(as Pat Pratt)
The Cat's-Paw
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1934
The Cat's-Paw
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1934
Una Merkel
(as Pat Pratt)
George Barbier(as Jake Mayo)
The Cat's-Paw
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1934
The Cat's-Paw
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1934
George Barbier
(as Jake Mayo)
Nat Pendleton(as Strozzi)
The Cat's-Paw
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1934
The Cat's-Paw
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1934
Nat Pendleton
(as Strozzi)
Alan Dinehart(as Mayor Ed Morgan)
The Cat's-Paw
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1934
The Cat's-Paw
Released
1934
Alan Dinehart
(as Mayor Ed Morgan)
Grant Mitchell(as Silk Hat McGee)
The Cat's-Paw
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1934
The Cat's-Paw
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1934
Grant Mitchell
(as Silk Hat McGee)
Warren Hymer(as 'Spike' Slattery)
The Cat's-Paw
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1934
The Cat's-Paw
Released
1934
Warren Hymer
(as 'Spike' Slattery)
J. Farrell MacDonald(as Shigley)
The Cat's-Paw
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1934
The Cat's-Paw
Released
1934
J. Farrell MacDonald
(as Shigley)
The Cat's-Paw Overview:
The Cat's-Paw (1934) was a Comedy - Black-and-white Film directed by Sam Taylor and Harold Lloyd (uncredited) and produced by Harold Lloyd and Suzanne Lloyd Hayes.
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Ezekiel Cobb:
A cordial greeting, my worthy friend!
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The delay that followed Harold Lloyd's last picture Movie Crazy was partly due to the fact that he could find no suitable story. He bought The Cat's Paw when Author Clarence Budington Kelland had finished only the first chapter, offered suggestions to make the part more to his taste. When the story was finished Lloyd was amazed to find that none of the antics which his private staff of "gagmen" usually arrange for him seemed to fit the plot. He finally accepted the advice of his director, Sam Taylor, to make the picture without his customary comedy inventions.