| The Petrified Forest | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1936) | |||||
| Drama, Romance, Crime | |||||
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#1054 |
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| Leslie Howard | Alan Squier | |
| Bette Davis | Gabrielle Maple | |
| Genevieve Tobin | Mrs. Chisholm | |
| Dick Foran | Boze Hertzlinger | |
| Humphrey Bogart | Duke Mantee | |
| Joe Sawyer | Jackie | |
| Porter Hall | Jason Maple | |
| Charley Grapewin | Gramp Maple | |
| Paul Harvey | Mr. Chisholm | |
| Eddie Acuff | Lineman | |
| Adrian Morris | Ruby | |
| Nina Campana | Paula | |
| Slim Thompson | Slim | |
| John Alexander | Joseph | |
| Arthur Aylesworth | Commander of the Black Horse Troopers | |
| Jack Cheatham | Deputy | |
| Jim Farley | Sheriff | |
| George Guhl | Black Horse Trooper | |
| Gus Leonard | Jim - Postman | |
| Tom McGuire | Driver |
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| Producer |
Hal B. Wallis
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| Writer | Delmer Daves
Charles Kenyon Robert E. Sherwood |
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| Cinematography | Sol Polito
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| Musician |
Bernhard Kaun
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A drifter, a waitress and a notorious gangster cross paths in the Petrified Forest region of Arizona. Alan, a destitute writer, goes into the diner where Gabrielle works. Gabrielle dreams of studying art, and she and Alan connect as they talk about Europe and she tells him her ambitions. But gangster Duke Mantee shows up and takes the customers hostage. |
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