The Devil's Brother Trailer

The Devil's Brother Trailer (1933)

"Great lords lost their gold to him—great ladies their hearts." 05 May 1933 Comedy, Music 90 mins

Two wannabe bandits join the service of a dashing nobleman, who secretly masquerades as Fra Diavolo, a notorious outlaw.

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Cast

Stan Laurel

as Stanlio

Dennis King

as Fra Diavolo, alias The Marquis De San Marco

Thelma Todd

as Lady Pamela Rocburg

Arthur Pierson

as Capt. Lorenzo

Lucile Browne

as Zerlina

Henry Armetta

as Matteo

James Finlayson

as Lord Rocburg

Lane Chandler

as Lorenzo's Lieutenant

James C. Morton

as The Timorous Woodchopper

Matt McHugh

as The Prospective Groom

Crew

Hal Roach

Director

Hal Roach

Hal Roach Producer

Charley Rogers

Charley Rogers Co-Director

International Titles

Bruder des Teufels Trailer

Die Sittenstrolche Trailer

Die Teufelsbrüder. Trailer

Fra Diavolo Trailer

International Releases Dates

Austria 02 March 1934

Germany 05 September 1933

Italy 27 January 1934

Sweden 23 October 1933

United States 05 May 1933

Production Companies

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