Counsellor at Law Trailer

Counsellor at Law Trailer (1933)

"Great is the word for...COUNSELLOR AT LAW!" 25 December 1933 Drama 82 mins

A successful lawyer struggles to deal with his wife's unfaithfulness and his own hidden past.

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Cast

John Barrymore

as George Simon

Bebe Daniels

as Regina 'Rexy' Gordon

Doris Kenyon

as Cora Simon

Isabel Jewell

as Bessie Green

Melvyn Douglas

as Roy Darwin

Onslow Stevens

as John P. Tedesco

Thelma Todd

as Lillian La Rue

Clara Langsner

as George Simon's Mother

John Hammond Dailey

as Charlie McFadden

Mayo Methot

as Zedorah Chapman

Angela Jacobs

as Goldie

Robert Gordon

as Henry Susskind

Marvin Kline

as Weinberg

John Qualen

as Breitstein

Vincent Sherman

as Harry Becker

Frederick Burton

as Crayfield

Crew

Gilbert Kurland

Gilbert Kurland Sound Supervisor

Maurice Pivar

Maurice Pivar Supervising Editor

Charles D. Hall

Charles D. Hall Art Direction

Ray Moyer

Ray Moyer Set Decoration

Norbert Brodine

Norbert Brodine Director of Photography

Elmer Rice

Elmer Rice Theatre Play

Giuseppe Becce

Original Music Composer

International Titles

Counselor at Law Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 25 December 1933

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