Wyler
Associate producer: Merritt Hulburd
Screenplay: Sidney Howard, based on the novel by Sinclair Lewis and on the play adapted by Sidney Howard as produced for the stage by Max Gordon
Photography: Rudolph Maté
Editor: Daniel Mandell
Art direction: Richard Day
Costumes: Omar Kiam
Music: Alfred Newman
Assistant director: Eddie Bernoudy
Sound: Oscar Lagerstrom
Location cameraman: Harry Perry
Cast: Walter Huston (Sam Dodsworth), Ruth Chatterton (Fran Dodsworth), Paul Lukas (Arnold Iselin), Mary Astor (Edith Cortwright), David Niven (Major Clyde Lockert), Gregory Gaye (Kurt von Obersdorf), Maria Ouspenskaya (Baroness von Obersdorf), Odette Myrtil (Mme. Renée de Penable), Kathryn Marlowe (Emily), John Payne (Harry McKee), Spring Byington (Matey Pearson), Harlan Briggs (Tubby Pearson), Charles Halton (Hazzard), Beatrice Maud (Mary, the Dodsworthsâ Maid), Wilson Benge (Steward), Inez Palange (Teresa)
Distribution: United Artists
101 minutes
Come and Get It (1936)
Samuel Goldwyn Production
Directors: Howard Hawks and William Wyler
Associate producer: Merritt Hulburd
Logging scenes directed by: Richard Rosson
Screenplay: Jules Furthman and Jane Murfin, based on the novel by Edna Ferber
Photography: Gregg Toland and Rudolph Maté
Editor: Edward Curtiss
Art direction: Richard Day
Set decoration: Julia Heron
Costumes: Omar Kiam
Music: Alfred Newman
Assistant director: Walter Mayo
Sound technician: Frank Maher
Cast: Edward Arnold (Barney Glasgow), Joel McCrea (Richard Glasgow), Frances Farmer (Lotta Morgan/Lotta Bostrom), Walter Brennan (Swan Bostrom), Andrea Leeds (Evie Glasgow), Frank Shields (Tony Schwerke), Mady Christians (Karie), Mary Nash (Emma Louise Glasgow), Clem Bevans (Gunar Gallagher), Edwin Maxwell (Sid Le Maire), Cecil Cunningham (Josie), Harry Bradley (Gubbins), Rollo Lloyd (Steward), Charles Halton (Hewitt), Phillip Cooper (Chore Boy), Al K. Hall (Goodnow), Robert Lowery (Young Man), Jack Pennick (Foreman), Stanley Blystone, Constantine Romanoff, Harry Tenbrook, Max Wagner (Lumberjacks)
Distribution: United Artists
105 minutes
Dead End (1937)
Samuel Goldwyn Production
Producer: Samuel Goldwyn
Director: William Wyler
Associate producer: Merritt Hulburd
Screenplay: Lillian Hellman, based on the play by Sidney Kingsley as produced by Norman Bel Geddes
Photography: Gregg Toland
Editor: Daniel Mandell
Art direction: Richard Day
Set decoration: Julia Heron
Costumes: Omar Kiam
Music: Alfred Newman
Assistant director: Eddie Bernoudy
Sound recorder: Frank Maher
Dialogue director: Edward P. Goodnow
Cast: Sylvia Sidney (Drina Gordon), Joel McCrea (Dave Connell), Humphrey Bogart (âBaby Faceâ Martin), Wendy Barrie (Kay Burton), Claire Trevor (Francey), Allen Jenkins (Hunk), Marjorie Main (Mrs. Martin), Billy Halop (Tommy Gordon), Huntz Hall (Dippy), Bobby Jordan (Angel), Leo Gorcey (Spit), Gabriel Dell (T.B.), Bernard Punsley (Milty), Charles Peck (Philip Griswold), Minor Watson (Mr. Griswold), James Burke (Mulligan), Ward Bond (Doorman), Elisabeth Risdon (Mrs. Connell), Esther Dale (Mrs. Fenner), George Humbert (Mr. Pascalgi), Marcelle Corday (Governess), Charles Halton (Whitey), Donald Barry (Intern)
Distribution: United Artists
93 minutes
Jezebel (1938)
Warner Brothers
Executive producer: Hal B. Wallis
Director: William Wyler
Associate producer: Henry Blanke
Screenplay: Clements Ripley, Abem Finkel, and John Huston, based on the play by Owen Davis Sr.
Script contributor: Robert Buckner
Photography: Ernest Haller
Editor: Warren Low
Art direction: Robert Haas
Costumes: Orry-Kelly
Music: Max Steiner
Musical direction: Leo F. Forbstein
Songs: âJezebelâ by Johnny Mercer and Harry Warren; âRaise a Ruckusâ by Harry Warren and Al Dubin
Technical adviser: Dalton S. Reymond
Assistant director: Bob Ross
Sound: Robert B. Lee
Cast: Bette Davis (Julie Marsden), Henry Fonda (Preston Dillard), George Brent (Buck Cantrell), Margaret Lindsay (Amy), Donald Crisp
Associate producer: Merritt Hulburd
Screenplay: Sidney Howard, based on the novel by Sinclair Lewis and on the play adapted by Sidney Howard as produced for the stage by Max Gordon
Photography: Rudolph Maté
Editor: Daniel Mandell
Art direction: Richard Day
Costumes: Omar Kiam
Music: Alfred Newman
Assistant director: Eddie Bernoudy
Sound: Oscar Lagerstrom
Location cameraman: Harry Perry
Cast: Walter Huston (Sam Dodsworth), Ruth Chatterton (Fran Dodsworth), Paul Lukas (Arnold Iselin), Mary Astor (Edith Cortwright), David Niven (Major Clyde Lockert), Gregory Gaye (Kurt von Obersdorf), Maria Ouspenskaya (Baroness von Obersdorf), Odette Myrtil (Mme. Renée de Penable), Kathryn Marlowe (Emily), John Payne (Harry McKee), Spring Byington (Matey Pearson), Harlan Briggs (Tubby Pearson), Charles Halton (Hazzard), Beatrice Maud (Mary, the Dodsworthsâ Maid), Wilson Benge (Steward), Inez Palange (Teresa)
Distribution: United Artists
101 minutes
Come and Get It (1936)
Samuel Goldwyn Production
Directors: Howard Hawks and William Wyler
Associate producer: Merritt Hulburd
Logging scenes directed by: Richard Rosson
Screenplay: Jules Furthman and Jane Murfin, based on the novel by Edna Ferber
Photography: Gregg Toland and Rudolph Maté
Editor: Edward Curtiss
Art direction: Richard Day
Set decoration: Julia Heron
Costumes: Omar Kiam
Music: Alfred Newman
Assistant director: Walter Mayo
Sound technician: Frank Maher
Cast: Edward Arnold (Barney Glasgow), Joel McCrea (Richard Glasgow), Frances Farmer (Lotta Morgan/Lotta Bostrom), Walter Brennan (Swan Bostrom), Andrea Leeds (Evie Glasgow), Frank Shields (Tony Schwerke), Mady Christians (Karie), Mary Nash (Emma Louise Glasgow), Clem Bevans (Gunar Gallagher), Edwin Maxwell (Sid Le Maire), Cecil Cunningham (Josie), Harry Bradley (Gubbins), Rollo Lloyd (Steward), Charles Halton (Hewitt), Phillip Cooper (Chore Boy), Al K. Hall (Goodnow), Robert Lowery (Young Man), Jack Pennick (Foreman), Stanley Blystone, Constantine Romanoff, Harry Tenbrook, Max Wagner (Lumberjacks)
Distribution: United Artists
105 minutes
Dead End (1937)
Samuel Goldwyn Production
Producer: Samuel Goldwyn
Director: William Wyler
Associate producer: Merritt Hulburd
Screenplay: Lillian Hellman, based on the play by Sidney Kingsley as produced by Norman Bel Geddes
Photography: Gregg Toland
Editor: Daniel Mandell
Art direction: Richard Day
Set decoration: Julia Heron
Costumes: Omar Kiam
Music: Alfred Newman
Assistant director: Eddie Bernoudy
Sound recorder: Frank Maher
Dialogue director: Edward P. Goodnow
Cast: Sylvia Sidney (Drina Gordon), Joel McCrea (Dave Connell), Humphrey Bogart (âBaby Faceâ Martin), Wendy Barrie (Kay Burton), Claire Trevor (Francey), Allen Jenkins (Hunk), Marjorie Main (Mrs. Martin), Billy Halop (Tommy Gordon), Huntz Hall (Dippy), Bobby Jordan (Angel), Leo Gorcey (Spit), Gabriel Dell (T.B.), Bernard Punsley (Milty), Charles Peck (Philip Griswold), Minor Watson (Mr. Griswold), James Burke (Mulligan), Ward Bond (Doorman), Elisabeth Risdon (Mrs. Connell), Esther Dale (Mrs. Fenner), George Humbert (Mr. Pascalgi), Marcelle Corday (Governess), Charles Halton (Whitey), Donald Barry (Intern)
Distribution: United Artists
93 minutes
Jezebel (1938)
Warner Brothers
Executive producer: Hal B. Wallis
Director: William Wyler
Associate producer: Henry Blanke
Screenplay: Clements Ripley, Abem Finkel, and John Huston, based on the play by Owen Davis Sr.
Script contributor: Robert Buckner
Photography: Ernest Haller
Editor: Warren Low
Art direction: Robert Haas
Costumes: Orry-Kelly
Music: Max Steiner
Musical direction: Leo F. Forbstein
Songs: âJezebelâ by Johnny Mercer and Harry Warren; âRaise a Ruckusâ by Harry Warren and Al Dubin
Technical adviser: Dalton S. Reymond
Assistant director: Bob Ross
Sound: Robert B. Lee
Cast: Bette Davis (Julie Marsden), Henry Fonda (Preston Dillard), George Brent (Buck Cantrell), Margaret Lindsay (Amy), Donald Crisp
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