Gentleman Jim

Gentleman Jim (1942)

The grandest story of the Naughty "Nineties" becomes the gayest picture of the Fighting "Forties!"

  • Genre: Drama, Comedy
  • Release Date: 1942-11-14
  • User Rating: 7.2/10 from 58 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 44min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: Warner Bros. Pictures
  • Production Country: United States of America
  • Director: Raoul Walsh
star 7.2/10
From 58 Ratings

Summary

As bare-knuckled boxing enters the modern era, brash extrovert Jim Corbett uses new rules and dazzlingly innovative footwork to rise to the top of the boxing world.

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  • Errol Flynn

    as James J. Corbett

  • Alexis Smith

    as Victoria Ware

  • Jack Carson

    as Walter Lawrie

  • Alan Hale

    as Pat Corbett

  • John Loder

    as Carlton De Witt

  • William Frawley

    as Billy Delaney

  • Minor Watson

    as Buck Ware

  • Ward Bond

    as John L. Sullivan

  • Madeleine Lebeau

    as Anna Held

  • Rhys Williams

    as Harry Watson

  • Monte Blue

    as Gambler in "Lucky Guy"

  • Pat Flaherty

    as Harry Corbett

  • Arthur Shields

    as Father Burke

  • Dorothy Vaughan

    as Ma Corbett

  • Hooper Atchley

    as (uncredited)

  • Milton Kibbee

    as (uncredited)

  • Richard Kipling

    as (uncredited)

  • Charles Lang

    as (uncredited)

  • Edwin August

    as Olympic Club Member (uncredited)

  • Eric Mayne

    as Olympic Club Member (uncredited)

  • Charles Meakin

    as Olympic Club Member (uncredited)

  • Count Stefenelli

    as Olympic Club Member (uncredited)

  • Clara Blandick

    as Woman on Train (uncredited)

  • Winifred Harris

    as Woman at Opera (uncredited)

  • Wade Boteler

    as Policeman (uncredited)

  • Walter Byron

    as Ringside Telegrapher (uncredited)

  • Hal Craig

    as Telegrapher (uncredited)

  • Robert Fiske

    as Telegrapher (uncredited)

  • Georgia Caine

    as Mrs. Geary (uncredited)

  • Mary Gordon

    as Mrs. Casey (uncredited)

  • Johnny Calkins

    as Boy (uncredited)

  • Lon McCallister

    as Page Boy (uncredited)

  • Davison Clark

    as Auctioneer (uncredited)

  • Wallis Clark

    as Judge Geary (uncredited)

  • Joseph Crehan

    as Duffy - Referee (uncredited)

  • Freddie Steele

    as Referee (uncredited)

  • Dick Wessel

    as Referee (uncredited)

  • Harry Crocker

    as Charles Crocker (uncredited)

  • Wade Crosby

    as Manager (uncredited)

  • William B. Davidson

    as Donovan (uncredited)

  • William 'Wee Willie' Davis

    as Flannagan (uncredited)

  • Jean Del Val

    as Renaud (uncredited)

  • Joe Devlin

    as Hogan (uncredited)

  • Dudley Dickerson

    as Bellboy (uncredited)

  • Peggy Diggins

    as Beautiful Actress (uncredited)

  • Joan Winfield

    as Actress (uncredited)

  • Lester Dorr

    as Reporter (uncredited)

  • Lew Harvey

    as Reporter (uncredited)

  • Victor Zimmerman

    as Reporter (uncredited)

  • James Flavin

    as George Corbett (uncredited)

  • Art Foster

    as Jack Burke (uncredited)

  • Jack Gardner

    as Usher (uncredited)

  • Frank Hagney

    as Mug (uncredited)

  • Creighton Hale

    as Championship Fight Spectator (uncredited)

  • Mathew McCue

    as Championship Fight Spectator (uncredited)

  • Bert Hanlon

    as Clerk (uncredited)

  • Carl Harbaugh

    as Smith (uncredited)

  • Jack Herrick

    as Bodyguard (uncredited)

  • Herbert Heywood

    as Man on Telephone (uncredited)

  • Si Jenks

    as Old Man (uncredited)

  • Tor Johnson

    as The Mauler (uncredited)

  • Fred Kelsey

    as Sutro (uncredited)

  • Joe King

    as Col. McLane (uncredited)

  • Ed Lewis

    as Hoghead (uncredited)

  • George Lloyd

    as Harrigan (uncredited)

  • Charles Marsh

    as Station Master (uncredited)

  • John Maxwell

    as Stockbroker (uncredited)

  • Frank Mayo

    as Gov. Stanford (uncredited)

  • Mike Mazurki

    as Jake Kilrain (uncredited)

  • Pat McKee

    as Callahan - Ticket Taker (uncredited)

  • Wilmuth Merkyl

    as Headwaiter (uncredited)

  • Leo White

    as Headwaiter (uncredited)

  • Jack Wise

    as Headwaiter (uncredited)

  • Frank Moran

    as Spectator - Sullivan Fight (uncredited)

  • Pat Moriarity

    as Spectator - Sullivan Fight (uncredited)

  • Wedgwood Nowell

    as Broker (uncredited)

  • Pat O'Malley

    as Detective (uncredited)

  • Lee Phelps

    as Detective (uncredited)

  • Emory Parnell

    as Dennis Simmons (uncredited)

  • Jack Roper

    as Donaldson (uncredited)

  • Syd Saylor

    as Hansom Cab Driver (uncredited)

  • Edwin Stanley

    as Bank President McInnes (uncredited)

  • Sammy Stein

    as Joe Choynski (uncredited)

  • Dan Tobey

    as Ring Announcer (uncredited)

  • Charlotte Treadway

    as Matron (uncredited)

  • Emmett Vogan

    as Stage Manager (uncredited)

  • Charles C. Wilson

    as Gurney (uncredited)
Directing Raoul Walsh Director
Writing Horace McCoy Screenplay
Writing Vincent Lawrence Screenplay
Production Robert Buckner Producer
Directing Russell Saunders Assistant Director
Sound Sam Perry Music
Writing Hugh Cummings Dialogue
Camera Sidney Hickox Director of Photography
Production Frank Mattison Production Manager
Crew Mushy Callahan Choreographer
Sound Heinz Roemheld Original Music Composer
Sound C.A. Riggs Sound
Sound Leo F. Forbstein Music Director
Crew Yakima Canutt Stunts
Art Ted Smith Art Direction
Costume & Make-Up Perc Westmore Makeup Artist
Editing Don Siegel Editorial Services
Editing James Leicester Editorial Services
Crew Paul Stader Stunts
Sound Ray Heindorf Orchestrator
Editing Jack Killifer Editor
Art Clarence Steensen Set Decoration
Costume & Make-Up Milo Anderson Costume Design
Crew Buster Wiles Stunts
Crew Ed Lewis Stand In

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