Diamond Jim

Diamond Jim (1935)

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  • Genre: Drama
  • Release Date: 1935-09-01
  • User Rating: 6/10 from 1 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 28min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: Universal Pictures
  • Production Country: United States of America
  • Director: A. Edward Sutherland
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Summary

A loose biopic based on the life of Gilded Age tycoon "Diamond" Jim Brady.

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  • Edward Arnold

    as Diamond Jim

  • Jean Arthur

    as Jane Matthews / Emma

  • Binnie Barnes

    as Lillian Russell

  • Cesar Romero

    as Jerry Richardson

  • Eric Blore

    as Sampson Fox

  • Hugh O'Connell

    as Charles B. Horsley

  • George Sidney

    as Pawnbroker

  • Robert McWade

    as A.E. Moore

  • Charles Sellon

    as John Touchey

  • Henry Kolker

    as J.C. Randolf - Bank President

  • William Demarest

    as Harry Hill

  • Albert Conti

    as Jeweler

  • Armand Kaliz

    as Jewelry Salesman

  • Tully Marshall

    as Minister

  • Purnell Pratt

    as Physician

  • Helen Brown

    as Brady's Mother

  • Stanley Andrews

    as Gambler

  • Sam Appel

    as Engineer

  • William Arnold

    as Man at Racetrack

  • Irving Bacon

    as Passenger

  • Barbara Barondess

    as

  • Wade Boteler

    as Mill Foreman

  • Harry C. Bradley

    as Brady's Secretary

  • Al Bridge

    as Poker Player on Train

  • Ralph Brooks

    as Interne

  • Daisy Bufford

    as Maid

  • Orrin Burke

    as Man at Bar

  • Bobby Burns

    as Waiter

  • Jack Carlyle

    as Gambler

  • Allan Cavan

    as

  • Eddy Chandler

    as Engineer

  • Alex Chivra

    as Chef

  • Russ Clark

    as Mug

  • Mabel Colcord

    as Brady's Aunt

  • Eddie Collins

    as Bicycle Act

  • Gino Corrado

    as Chef

  • Dan Crimmins

    as Tailor

  • Edwards Davis

    as Stockbroker

  • Jean De Briac

    as Chef

  • Germaine De Neel

    as Lillian Russell's Maid

  • George DeNormand

    as Passenger

  • Kay Deslys

    as Barmaid

  • Jimmie Dundee

    as Gambler

  • George Ernest

    as Sullivan (the Boy)

  • Dot Farley

    as

  • Jim Farley

    as Passenger

  • Patricia Farley

    as Chorine

  • Sam Flint

    as Man at Bar

  • Eddie Foster

    as Man in Saloon

  • Charles K. French

    as

  • Clarence Geldart

    as Stockbroker

  • Joseph W. Girard

    as

  • Dorothy Granger

    as Chorine

  • Frank Hagney

    as Mug

  • Charles Hammer

    as Headwaiter

  • Otis Harlan

    as Drunk

  • Sam Hayes

    as Announcer

  • Edward Hearn

    as Job Applicant

  • Dell Henderson

    as Gambler

  • Al Hill

    as Fireman

  • Bill Hoolahahn

    as John L. Sullivan

  • Arthur Housman

    as Souse

  • Bill Howard

    as Minister

  • Arthur Stuart Hull

    as Stockbroker

  • Mitchell Ingraham

    as Man at Bar

  • Billy Jones

    as Passenger

  • Darby Jones

    as Black Man

  • Jane Keckley

    as Minister's Wife

  • Lew Kelly

    as Bartender

  • Fred Kelsey

    as Horsley's Secretary

  • Emmett King

    as Stockbroker

  • John Larkin

    as Butler

  • Jean Laverty

    as Barmaid

  • Louis LaVoie

    as

  • Edward LeSaint

    as Stockbroker

  • Ralph Lewis

    as Man at Bar

  • George MacQuarrie

    as Stockbroker

  • Murdock MacQuarrie

    as Stockbroker

  • Eily Malyon

    as Organist

  • Charles McAvoy

    as Cop

  • Billy McClain

    as Cook

  • Francis McDonald

    as Gambler

  • J.P. McGowan

    as Engineer

  • Malcolm McGregor

    as Man at Racetrack

  • Matt McHugh

    as Bartender

  • Robert McKenzie

    as Chef

  • Addie McPhail

    as

  • Greta Meyer

    as Masseuse

  • Arthur Millett

    as Passenger

  • John Miltern

    as Briggs

  • Charles R. Moore

    as Cook

  • Edwin Mordant

    as Man at Bar

  • Jack Mower

    as Man Aiding Suicidal Man

  • Harold Nelson

    as Stockbroker

  • Wilfrid North

    as Stockbroker

  • William H. O'Brien

    as Waiter

  • Robert Emmett O'Connor

    as Brady's Father

  • Henry Otho

    as Mug

  • Marina Passerova

    as

  • Bob Perry

    as Mug

  • Bernice Pilot

    as Maid

  • Lee Prather

    as

  • George H. Reed

    as Porter

  • Cyril Ring

    as Fireman

  • Julian Rivero

    as Headwaiter

  • Marshall Ruth

    as Man at Racetrack

  • Gay Seabrook

    as Nurse

  • C. Montague Shaw

    as Stockbroker

  • C.L. Sherwood

    as Bartender

  • Herbert Skinner

    as Cook

  • John St. Clair

    as Passenger

  • Hayden Stevenson

    as

  • Libby Taylor

    as Maid

  • William H. Tooker

    as Man at Bar

  • Richard Tucker

    as Headwaiter

  • Maidel Turner

    as Mrs. Perry

  • Anders Van Haden

    as

  • Dorothy Vernon

    as

  • Malcolm Waite

    as Fireman

  • Mary Wallace

    as Party Girl

  • William Welsh

    as Conductor

  • Larry Wheat

    as Stage Manager

  • Huey White

    as Mug

  • Lloyd Whitlock

    as Man at Racetrack

  • David Worth

    as Man at Racetrack

  • William Worthington

    as Man at Bar

  • Baby Wyman

    as Sullivan (the Child)
Writing Doris Malloy Adaptation
Writing Preston Sturges Writer
Directing A. Edward Sutherland Director
Writing Harry Clork Adaptation
Camera George Robinson Director of Photography
Editing Daniel Mandell Editor
Writing Parker Morell Novel
Costume & Make-Up Larry Judge Wardrobe Designer
Camera Frank Madigan Grip
Camera Roswell A. Hoffmann Assistant Camera
Production Camille Collins Production Secretary
Camera Arthur Gerstle Assistant Camera

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