The Man Who Lost Himself Trailer

The Man Who Lost Himself Trailer (1941)

21 March 1941 Comedy 72 mins

John Evans encounters his lookalike, Malcolm Scott. When Scott is killed in an accident, Evans finds himself mistaken for Scott and decides to do some good in his new role.

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Cast

Brian Aherne

as John Evans / Malcolm Scott

Kay Francis

as Adrienne Scott

Henry Stephenson

as Frederick Collins

Nils Asther

as Peter Ransome

Sig Ruman

as Dr. Simms (as Sig Rumann)

Dorothy Tree

as Mrs. Van Avery

Janet Beecher

as Mrs. Milford

Marc Lawrence

as Frank DeSoto

Henry Kolker

as T.J. Mulhausen

Charles Ray

as (uncredited)

William Benedict

as Telegram Delivery Boy

Crew

Seward Webb

Seward Webb Assistant Director

Vera West

Vera West Costume Design

Ben Hersh

Ben Hersh Associate Producer

Hans J. Salter

Original Music Composer

Victor Milner

Victor Milner Director of Photography

Jack Otterson

Jack Otterson Art Direction

Russell A. Gausman

Russell A. Gausman Set Decoration

International Releases Dates

United States 21 March 1941

Production Companies

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