A Very Honorable Guy

Joe E. Brown must choose between his word and his life in this rollicking comedy.

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DVD-R Details

ORIGINAL ASPECT RATIO - 1.37:1
Rated: Not Rated
Run Time: 1 hours, 2 minutes
Video: Black & White
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Released: August 5, 2014
Originally Released: 1934
Label: Warner Archive Collection (MOD)

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Joe E. Brown, Alice White, Robert Barrat & Alan Dinehart
Performer:		Hobart Cavanaugh, Arthur Vinton, Harold Huber & Al Dubin
Directed by		Lloyd Bacon
Edited by		William Holmes
Screenplay by		Earl Baldwin
Art Direction by		Jack Okey
Director of Photography:		Ira Morgan

Description by OLDIES.com:

Every citizen on Broadway knows "Feet" Samuels (Joe E. Brown) as an honest-but-unlucky gambler. So when he winds up owing $500 to a gangster known as the Brain (Alan Dinehart), it never crosses his mind to welch. Dumped by Hortense (Alice White), his gold-digging girlfriend, "Feet" decides he has nothing to live for and sells a mad doctor (Robert Barrat) his body for $1,000 cash. Agreeing to bump himself off in a month, "Feet" goes on a gambling spree and ends up winning a fortune. So when his time is up and Hortense agrees to get married, "Feet" is forced to choose between his word and his life in this farce based on story by Damon Runyon.

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