Friends of Mr. Sweeney

1934
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1h 8min

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Charles Ruggles in Friends of Mr. Sweeney (1934)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAn editorial hack becomes a new man after a wild night out.An editorial hack becomes a new man after a wild night out.An editorial hack becomes a new man after a wild night out.

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Charles Ruggles

Asaph 'Ace' Holliday
(as Charlie Ruggles)

Ann Dvorak

Miss Beulah Boyd

Eugene Pallette

Wynn Rixey

Robert Barrat

Alex (Credits)…

Berton Churchill

Franklyn P. Brumbaugh

Dorothy Burgess

Millie Seagrove

Dorothy Tree

Countess Olga Andrei Misitalsky

Harry Tyler

Mike, the Safecracker

Harry Beresford

Claude

William B. Davidson

Stephen Prime
(as William Davidson)

Bill Elliott

Young Man
(escenas eliminadas)

Milton Kibbee

Reporter
(escenas eliminadas)

Willis Marks

Circulation Manager
(escenas eliminadas)

Tom Ricketts

Old Gentleman
(escenas eliminadas)

Harry Seymour

Driver
(escenas eliminadas)

Charles Williams

Vender
(escenas eliminadas)

Irving Bacon

Hat Attendent
(sin créditos)

Maurice Black

Pierre, the Headwaiter
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
Asaph and his boss talk about a type of desirable, exciting woman as a "tiger woman." This term came into use from 1929, with the publication of an autobiography of that name by Betty May, a femme fatale who was involved with drugs, crime, and the occult.

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Dinah
(uncredited)
Music by Harry Akst
Played at the Superior Club when Ace tells Beulah she looks nice

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Loosen Up with Charlie Ruggles

Mild-mannered Charlie Ruggles (Asaph "Ace" Holliday), editorial writer for a New York weekly, loosens up a little after getting drunk with sexy secretary Ann Dvorak (as Beulah Boyd). Rotund school chum Eugene Palette (Wynn Rixey) arrives for a visit, then he and Mr. Ruggles revisit wild youth as "Friends of Mr. Sweeney". The carousing brings Ruggles head-to-head with a corrupt politician he's been ordered to write up in a flattering article, by stuffy editor Berton Churchill (as Franklyn P. Brumbaugh). Robert Barrat (as Alexis "Alex" Romanoff) is a funny Russian friend. The cast appears to be having a great time, and it's contagious. Watch for Ms. Dvorak to changes dresses in an early scene, and model her lingerie.

****** Friends of Mr. Sweeney (7/27/34) Edward Ludwig ~ Charlie Ruggles, Ann Dvorak, Eugene Palette, Robert Barrat