Sailor's Luck (1933)
Suerte de marino (1933)
Dirigida por
Raoul Walsh
Guión
Bert Hanlon (story)
Charlotte Miller (adaptation
In this comedy, Dunn plays a seaman who falls for Eilers but can't marry her because of his contract with the service. When duty calls and he sets sail, he tries to keep in contact and mistakenly believes that she's seeing a gangster. He calls in his shipmates to help get her back, resulting in an all-out brawl between the Men in White and the Mob. Notable only as an early talkie from Walsh.
James Dunn takes Sally Eilers to a hotel for the night, for some hanky panky, which turn more into hanky-spanky! The sailor, not used to fancy surroundings, is impressed by the room, but not her attitude. She's somewhat shy, which is not what he's chasing the night for. She decides to leave, so he instead decides to leave himself, after putting her over his knees for 8 spanks to the seat of her skirt.
Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification
James Dunn.... Jimmy Harrigan
Sally Eilers.... Sally Brent
Victor Jory.... Baron Portola
Sammy Cohen.... Barnacle Benny
Frank Moran.... Bilge
Esther Muir.... Minnie Broadhurst
Will Stanton.... J. Felix Hemingway
Armand 'Curly' Wright.... Angelo (as Curley Wright)
Jerry Mandy.... Rico
Lucien Littlefield.... Elmer Brown
Buster Phelps.... Elmer Brown Jr.
Frank Atkinson.... Attendant
Directed by
Raoul Walsh
Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Bert Hanlon story
Charlotte Miller adaptation
Marguerite Roberts adaptation
Cinematography by
Arthur C. Miller
Film Editing by
Jack Murray
Costume Design by
William Lambert
Other crew
William Fox.... presenter
Production Companies
Fox Film Corporation [us]
Distributors
Fox Film Corporation [us]
Runtime: 64 min
También conocida como:
Suerte de marino (Spain) [es]
Duración: 64 min
País: USA
Idioma: English
Color: Black and White
Sonido: Mono
