King for a Night Trailer

King for a Night Trailer (1933)

"Fast life was what he wanted and that's what he got" 09 December 1933 Crime 78 mins

A cocky prizefighter on his way to the bigtime in New York comes crashing down when his sister is involved in a murder and he takes the blame.

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Cast

Chester Morris

as Bud Williams

Helen Twelvetrees

as Lillian Williams

Alice White

as Evelyn

John Miljan

as Walter Douglas

Grant Mitchell

as Rev. John Williams

Frank Albertson

as Dick Morris

George Meeker

as John Williams

Harland Tucker

as Nick Merkle

Harry Galfund

as The Champ

Clarence Wilson

as Mr. Whistler

Crew

Charles D. Hall

Charles D. Hall Art Direction

Charles J. Stumar

Charles J. Stumar Director of Photography

David Klatzkin

Original Music Composer

International Titles

Rei de uma Noite Trailer

Son dernier combat Trailer

Vasilias gia mia nyhta Trailer

Fallet Kid Williams Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 12 July 1935

Sweden 07 May 1934

United States 09 December 1933

Production Companies

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