The Gorilla (1939) |
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| Director(s) | Allan Dwan |
| Producer(s) | Harry Joe Brown |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Horror, Mystery |
| Top Topics | Animals, Detectives, Monster |
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Anita Louise(as Norma Denby)
The Gorilla
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1939
The Gorilla
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1939
Anita Louise
(as Norma Denby)
Patsy Kelly(as Kitty)
The Gorilla
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1939
The Gorilla
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1939
Patsy Kelly
(as Kitty)
Lionel Atwill(as Walter Stevens)
The Gorilla
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1939
The Gorilla
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1939
Lionel Atwill
(as Walter Stevens)
Béla Lugosi(as Peters)
The Gorilla
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1939
The Gorilla
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1939
Béla Lugosi
(as Peters)
Joseph Calleia(as Stranger)
The Gorilla
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1939
The Gorilla
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1939
Joseph Calleia
(as Stranger)
Edward Norris(as Jack Marsden)
The Gorilla
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1939
The Gorilla
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1939
Edward Norris
(as Jack Marsden)
Paul Harvey(as A.P. Conway)
The Gorilla
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1939
The Gorilla
Released
1939
Paul Harvey
(as A.P. Conway)
The Gorilla Overview:
The Gorilla (1939) was a Comedy - Horror Film directed by Allan Dwan and produced by Harry Joe Brown.
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The Gorilla Quotes:
Kitty:
The Gorilla? HIM? Oh, I'll never trust another man if I live to be a thousand!
[at a huge crash from the cellar]
Jack Marsden: Peters, what's all that commotion?
Peters: It sounds like our friends the detectives.
Jack Marsden: Peters, what's all that commotion?
Peters: It sounds like our friends the detectives.
Jack Marsden:
Why is it something always happens when YOU'RE not here?
Peters: Unfortunate coincidence, sir.
Peters: Unfortunate coincidence, sir.
Peters:
Did I hear somebody scream?
Kitty: Well, if you didn't, you oughta have your ears cleaned out!
Kitty: Well, if you didn't, you oughta have your ears cleaned out!
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This was the last The Ritz Brothers film directed by Allan Dwan, and their last for 20th Century-Fox (they would move on to Universal).
The original play opened in New York on 28 April 1925.