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John Barrymore | Colonel Neilson |
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John Howard | Captain Hugh "Bulldog" Drummond |
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Louise Campbell | Phyllis Clavering |
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Reginald Denny | Algy Longworth |
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E.E. Clive | Tenny |
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J. Carrol Naish | Mikhail Valdin |
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Helen Freeman | Irena Soldanis |
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Zeffie Tilbury | Zeffie |
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John Sutton | Sanger |
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Rita Page | Barmaid |
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Frank Baker | Bobby |
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Phyllis Barry | Hortense |
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Otto Fries | Sanghil Wun |
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Forrester Harvey | Barman / Landlord |
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Ivo Henderson | Morris |
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Colin Kenny | Policeman |
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John Rogers | Blanton |
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C.L. Sherwood | Bartender |
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John Ward | Griswold |
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Hans Dreier | Art Direction |
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James Smith | Editor |
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Franz Bachelin | Art Direction |
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Harry D. Mills | Sound Recordist |
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William C. Mellor | Cinematography |
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Edward T. Lowe Jr. | Writer |
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A.E. Freudeman | Set Decoration |
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Boris Morros | Music |
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Herman C. McNeile | Novel |
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Louis King | Director |
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Charles Hisserich | Sound Recordist |
The girlfriend of Captain Drummond is kidnapped by an enemy of Drummond seeking revenge, but Drummond and his friend Colonel Nielsen are hot on his trail.
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