Whirlpool (1934)

Rating: 6.8 of 10

Below is the list of the 56 actors that worked in Whirlpool. When you find the person you are looking for, click on the link to view a list of actors they have worked with.

Jack Holt as Buck Rankin

Jean Arthur as Sandra Rankin Morrison

Donald Cook as Bob Andrews

Allen Jenkins as Mac

Lila Lee as Helen Rankin Morrison

John Miljan as Barney Gaige

Rita La Roy as Thelma

Oscar Apfel as Newspaper Editor

Willard Robertson as Judge Jim Morrison

Ward Bond as Farley

A.R. Haysel as Warden J.R. Mackenzie

Al Hill as Spike - Henchman

Billie Van Every as Girl at Duke's Table

Blanche Payson as John's Henpecking Wife

Brooks Benedict as Reporter

Bud Davies as Contortionist

Calvin Coolidge as Himself - President Calvin Coolidge

Charles McMurphy as Policeman

Earle Hodgins as Carnival Barker

Ed Schaefer as Policeman

Eddie Borden as Annoyed Carnival Customer

Edward Cecil as Waiter

Ernie Adams as Ben - Informant on Telephone

Ethel Sykes as Girl at Duke's Table

Frank O'Connor as Sheriff

Gino Corrado as Tony, Headwaiter

Hal Price as Traffic Cop

Harrison Greene as Carnival Barker

Harry Bowen as Chauffeur

Harry Strang as Taxicab Driver

Harry Wilson as Carnival Customer in Brawl

Jack Baxley as Carnival Barker

Jack Curtis as Policeman

Jack Long as Double

Jack Raymond as Carnival Vendor

James Bradbury Jr. as Small Town Nance at Carnival

James Dime as Carnival Brawl Victim

Jerome Storm as Reporter

John M. Sullivan as Judge

Jolly Lee Harvey as Fat Girl at Circus

Kenner G. Kemp as Nightclub Patron

Lillian West as Nurse

Lottie Hildebrand as Small Town Woman at Carnival

Lowden Adams as Davis

Lu Ann Meredith as Bashful Girl

Maidena Armstrong as Fat Woman

Margaret Ehrlich as Bashful Girl

Max Barwyn as Head Waiter

Monte Vandergrift as Prison Guard

Nelson McDowell as Townsman at Carnival

Phil Dunham as John - Henpecked Husband

Richard Sumner as Clerk

Rosalie Lincoln as Maid

Rosita Foucher as Telephone Operator

Tony Merlo as Waiter

Warren G. Harding as Himself - President Warren G. Harding