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Bordertown

Bordertown (1935)

Rating: 7.2 of 10

Below is the list of the 45 actors that worked in Bordertown. When you find the person you are looking for, click on the link to view a list of actors they have worked with.


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Paul Muni as Johnny Ramirez

Bette Davis as Marie Roark

Margaret Lindsay as Dale Elwell

Eugene Pallette as Charlie Roark

Robert Barrat as Padre

Soledad Jiménez as Mrs. Ramirez

Hobart Cavanaugh as Harry

Gavin Gordon as Brook Manville

William B. Davidson as Dr. Carter

Arthur Stone as Manuel Diego

Vivian Tobin as Mrs. Garner

Addie McPhail as Carter's Girl

Alphonse Ethier as Banker

Arthur Treacher as Roberts - Elwell's Butler

Arthur Vinton as Man Wanting to Buy Roark's Casino

Bert Moorhouse as Club Patron

Carlos De Valdez as Magistrado

Carlos Villarías as Carlos - Headwaiter

Chris-Pin Martin as José

Cliff Saum as Man Restraining Johnny in Courtroom Fight

David Newell as Mr. Cole

Eddie Graham as First Trial Court Clerk

Eddie Lee as Sam Wong - Marie's Houseboy

Edmund Mortimer as George - Man at New Casino

Edward McWade as Dean of Law School

Frank Puglia as Police Commissioner in Mexico

George Regas as Guillermo - Jailer in Mexico

Glen Cavender as Man Restraining Johnny in Courtroom Fight

Harry Semels as Silver Slipper Cashier

Henry O'Neill as Attorney J.L. Chase

Jack Chefe as Waiter

Jack Norton as Gambler at Silver Slipper

Jack Trent as Mr. Garner

Jack Wise as Customer at New Casino

John Eberts as Alberto

Julian Rivero as Mexican Prosecuting Attorney

Marjorie North as Janet

Mary Russell as Miss Martin - Dale's Other Friend

Milton Kibbee as Man Restraining Johnny in Courtroom Fight

Oscar Apfel as Judge Rufus Barnswell

Ralph Navarro as Eduardo - Johnny's Defense Attorney

Samuel S. Hinds as Judge at First Trial

Teru Shimada as Law School Graduate

Wade Boteler as Man Wanting to Buy Roark's Casino

Wallis Clark as Friend of Dean on Podium