The Dark Horse (1932) |
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| Director(s) | Alfred E. Green |
| Producer(s) | Hal B. Wallis (uncredited), Darryl F. Zanuck (uncredited), Samuel Bischoff (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama |
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Warren William(as Hal Samson Blake)
The Dark Horse
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1932
The Dark Horse
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1932
Warren William
(as Hal Samson Blake)
Bette Davis(as Kay Russell)
The Dark Horse
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1932
The Dark Horse
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1932
Bette Davis
(as Kay Russell)
Guy Kibbee(as Zachary Hicks)
The Dark Horse
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1932
The Dark Horse
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1932
Guy Kibbee
(as Zachary Hicks)
Frank McHugh(as Joe)
The Dark Horse
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1932
The Dark Horse
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1932
Frank McHugh
(as Joe)
Harry Holman(as Mr. Jones)
The Dark Horse
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1932
The Dark Horse
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1932
Harry Holman
(as Mr. Jones)
Charles Sellon(as Mr. Green)
The Dark Horse
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1932
The Dark Horse
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1932
Charles Sellon
(as Mr. Green)
Robert Emmett O'Connor(as Sheriff)
The Dark Horse
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1932
The Dark Horse
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1932
Robert Emmett O'Connor
(as Sheriff)
Berton Churchill(as William A. Underwood)
The Dark Horse
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1932
The Dark Horse
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1932
Berton Churchill
(as William A. Underwood)
The Dark Horse Overview:
The Dark Horse (1932) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Alfred E. Green and produced by Hal B. Wallis, Darryl F. Zanuck and Samuel Bischoff.
The Dark Horse BlogHub Articles:
Warner Archive: Bette Davis and Warren William in The Dark Horse (1932)
In a bit of political maneuvering gone awry, dimwitted Zachary Hicks (Guy Kibbee) is nominated as an unlikely candidate for Governor at a Progressive party convention. The insanity that follows often does not see far removed from the current political landscape. This new release from Warner Archive ... Read full article
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The Dark Horse Quotes:
Hal Samson Blake:
He's the dumbest human being I ever saw. Every time he opens his mouth he subtracts from the sum total of human knowledge.
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