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Gentleman Jim

7.1

Released November 14, 1942Runtime 1h 44min

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

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.

Genres

Drama

Comedy

Production Companies

Warner Bros. Pictures

Production Countries

United States of America

Finances

Budget: $0
Revenue: $0
Profit/Loss: $0

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Cast

Errol FlynnJames J. Corbett

Alexis SmithVictoria Ware

Jack CarsonWalter Lawrie

Alan HalePat Corbett

John LoderCarlton De Witt

William FrawleyBilly Delaney

Minor WatsonBuck Ware

Ward BondJohn L. Sullivan

Madeleine LebeauAnna Held

Rhys WilliamsHarry Watson

Monte BlueGambler in "Lucky Guy"

Pat FlahertyHarry Corbett

Arthur ShieldsFather Burke

Dorothy VaughanMa Corbett

Hooper Atchley(uncredited)

Milton Kibbee(uncredited)

Richard Kipling(uncredited)

Charles Lang(uncredited)

Edwin AugustOlympic Club Member (uncredited)

Eric MayneOlympic Club Member (uncredited)

Charles MeakinOlympic Club Member (uncredited)

Count StefenelliOlympic Club Member (uncredited)

Clara BlandickWoman on Train (uncredited)

Winifred HarrisWoman at Opera (uncredited)

Wade BotelerPoliceman (uncredited)

Walter ByronRingside Telegrapher (uncredited)

Hal CraigTelegrapher (uncredited)

Robert FiskeTelegrapher (uncredited)

Georgia CaineMrs. Geary (uncredited)

Mary GordonMrs. Casey (uncredited)

Johnny CalkinsBoy (uncredited)

Lon McCallisterPage Boy (uncredited)

Davison ClarkAuctioneer (uncredited)

Wallis ClarkJudge Geary (uncredited)

Joseph CrehanDuffy - Referee (uncredited)

Freddie SteeleReferee (uncredited)

Dick WesselReferee (uncredited)

Harry CrockerCharles Crocker (uncredited)

Wade CrosbyManager (uncredited)

William B. DavidsonDonovan (uncredited)

William 'Wee Willie' DavisFlannagan (uncredited)

Jean Del ValRenaud (uncredited)

Joe DevlinHogan (uncredited)

Dudley DickersonBellboy (uncredited)

Peggy DigginsBeautiful Actress (uncredited)

Joan WinfieldActress (uncredited)

Lester DorrReporter (uncredited)

Lew HarveyReporter (uncredited)

Victor ZimmermanReporter (uncredited)

James FlavinGeorge Corbett (uncredited)

Art FosterJack Burke (uncredited)

Jack GardnerUsher (uncredited)

Frank HagneyMug (uncredited)

Creighton HaleChampionship Fight Spectator (uncredited)

Mathew McCueChampionship Fight Spectator (uncredited)

Bert HanlonClerk (uncredited)

Carl HarbaughSmith (uncredited)

Jack HerrickBodyguard (uncredited)

Herbert HeywoodMan on Telephone (uncredited)

Si JenksOld Man (uncredited)

Tor JohnsonThe Mauler (uncredited)

Fred KelseySutro (uncredited)

Joe KingCol. McLane (uncredited)

Ed LewisHoghead (uncredited)

George LloydHarrigan (uncredited)

Charles MarshStation Master (uncredited)

John MaxwellStockbroker (uncredited)

Frank MayoGov. Stanford (uncredited)

Mike MazurkiJake Kilrain (uncredited)

Pat McKeeCallahan - Ticket Taker (uncredited)

Wilmuth MerkylHeadwaiter (uncredited)

Leo WhiteHeadwaiter (uncredited)

Jack WiseHeadwaiter (uncredited)

Frank MoranSpectator - Sullivan Fight (uncredited)

Pat MoriaritySpectator - Sullivan Fight (uncredited)

Wedgwood NowellBroker (uncredited)

Pat O'MalleyDetective (uncredited)

Lee PhelpsDetective (uncredited)

Emory ParnellDennis Simmons (uncredited)

Jack RoperDonaldson (uncredited)

Syd SaylorHansom Cab Driver (uncredited)

Edwin StanleyBank President McInnes (uncredited)

Sammy SteinJoe Choynski (uncredited)

Dan TobeyRing Announcer (uncredited)

Charlotte TreadwayMatron (uncredited)

Emmett VoganStage Manager (uncredited)

Charles C. WilsonGurney (uncredited)

Crew

Raoul WalshDirector

Russell SaundersAssistant Director

Horace McCoyScreenplay

Vincent LawrenceScreenplay

Hugh CummingsDialogue

Robert BucknerProducer

Frank MattisonProduction Manager

Sam PerryMusic

Sidney HickoxDirector of Photography

Mushy CallahanChoreographer

Heinz RoemheldOriginal Music Composer

C.A. RiggsSound

Leo F. ForbsteinMusic Director

Yakima CanuttStunts

Ted SmithArt Direction

Perc WestmoreMakeup Artist

Don SiegelEditorial Services

James LeicesterEditorial Services

Paul StaderStunts

Ray HeindorfOrchestrator

Jack KilliferEditor

Clarence SteensenSet Decoration

Milo AndersonCostume Design

Buster WilesStunts

Ed LewisStand In

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Reviews

If I get lost, I'll send up a rocket. Loosely based on the James J Corbett biography "The Roar Of The Crowd", Gentleman Jim is a wonderfully breezy picture that perfectly encapsulates not only the rise of the pugilistic prancer that was Corbett, but also the wind of change as regards the sport ...