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Frenchman's Creek
The film "Frenchman's Creek" is 110 minute from 1944, directed by Mitchell Leisen. The main cast consists of Joan Fontaine, Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce and Arturo de Córdova.
Frenchman's Creek
- Directed by: Mitchell Leisen
- Main cast: Joan Fontaine, Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Arturo de Córdova
- Written by: Talbot Jennings
- Music: Victor Young
Details
- Title: Frenchman's Creek
- Year: 1944
- Duration: 1h 50m
Cast & Crew
We know about 46 people who worked on "Frenchman's Creek";
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Roles
- Allen Pinson ... Pirate Crewman
- Art Foster ... Pirate Crewman
- Arthur Gould-Porter ... Thomas Eustick
- Arthur Mulliner ... Guest
- Arturo de Córdova ... Jean Benoit Aubrey
- Basil Rathbone ... Lord Rockingham
- Betty Walker ... Bit Role
- Billy Daniel ... Pierre Blanc (as Billy Daniels)
- Boyd Irwin ... Guest
- Bunny Beatty ... Alice
- Cecil Kellaway ... William
- Charles Coleman ... Thomas
- Charles Irwin ... Zachariah Smith
- Charles Schaeffer ... Pirate Crewman
- Constance Worth ... Woman in Gaming House
- David Cavendish ... Guest
- David Thursby ... Ostler
- Denis Greene ... Philip Rashleigh
- Doris Lloyd ... Undetermined Role
- Edward Cooper ... Croupier
- Frank Hagney ... Cornish Man
- Fred Kohler Jr. ... Pirate
- George Barton ... Pirate Crewman
- George Kirby ... Dr. Williams
- Gordon Richards ... Guest
- Harald Maresch ... Edmond (as Harald Ramond)
- Henry A. Escalante ... Pirate Crewman
- James Dime ... Pirate Crewman
- Jerry James ... Pirate
- Joan Fontaine ... Dona St. Columb
- Keith Hitchcock ... Watchman
- Leslie Denison ... John Nankervis
- Leyland Hodgson ... Guest
- Moyna MacGill ... Lady Godolphin
- Neal Clisby ... Pirate Crewman
- Nigel Bruce ... Lord Godolphin
- Phyllis Barry ... Woman in Gaming House
- Ralph Forbes ... Harry St. Columb
- Robert R. Stephenson ... Jail Guard
- Ronald R. Rondell ... Pirate Crewman
- Sammy Stein ... Pirate Crewman
- Victor Romito ... Pirate Crewman
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