The Death Kiss (1932) |
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| Director(s) | Edwin L. Marin |
| Producer(s) | E. W. Hammons |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Romance |
| Top Topics | Detectives |
Featured Cast of The Death Kiss See More »
David Manners(as Franklyn Drew)
The Death Kiss
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1932
The Death Kiss
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1932
David Manners
(as Franklyn Drew)
Adrienne Ames(as Marcia Lane)
The Death Kiss
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1932
The Death Kiss
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1932
Adrienne Ames
(as Marcia Lane)
Béla Lugosi(as Joseph Steiner)
The Death Kiss
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1932
The Death Kiss
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1932
Béla Lugosi
(as Joseph Steiner)
John Wray(as Det. Lt. Sheehan)
The Death Kiss
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1932
The Death Kiss
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1932
John Wray
(as Det. Lt. Sheehan)
Vince Barnett(as Officer Gulliver)
The Death Kiss
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1932
The Death Kiss
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1932
Vince Barnett
(as Officer Gulliver)
Al Hill(as George)
The Death Kiss
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1932
The Death Kiss
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1932
Al Hill
(as George)
Wade Boteler(as Sgt. Owen Hilliker)
The Death Kiss
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1932
The Death Kiss
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1932
Wade Boteler
(as Sgt. Owen Hilliker)
King Baggot(as Al Payne)
The Death Kiss
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1932
The Death Kiss
Released
1932
King Baggot
(as Al Payne)
The Death Kiss Overview:
The Death Kiss (1932) was a Comedy - Crime Film directed by Edwin L. Marin and produced by E. W. Hammons.
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The Death Kiss Quotes:
Det. Lt. Sheehan:
Everybody here seems to know more about police matters than the police.
Franklyn Drew: It's noble of you to admit it.
Franklyn Drew: It's noble of you to admit it.
Franklyn Drew:
Poison, all right. Familiar smelling stuff too.
Officer Gulliver: [smells glass] Boy! That guy'd drink anything that wasn't too thick to chew.
Officer Gulliver: [smells glass] Boy! That guy'd drink anything that wasn't too thick to chew.
Det. Lt. Sheehan:
Say, will you go up to your office and write bad little boy five hundred times?
Officer Gulliver:
I guess I used uncanny skill.
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Film debut of George O'Hanlon.
The showing on 5 December 1932, was a preview and had no hand-tinted sequences. The film was scheduled for a 25 December 1932 release nationally, but it was held up so that some sequences could be tinted.
The "Tonart Studios" where the story takes place were actually locations within the California Tiffany Studios in Hollywood where the production was filmed in November 1932.
Directorial debut of Edwin L. Marin.