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Stand Up and Fight

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Calorie Rating: 136
Released: 1939-01-06
Running Time: 97 Minutes
Studios: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,

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A southern aristocrat clashes with a driver transporting stolen slaves to freedom.

Director / Directors

W.S. Van Dyke

Director

Richard Rosson

Second Unit Director

Horace Hough

Assistant Director

Hugh Boswell

Assistant Director

Cast

Wallace Beery

Character: Captain Boss Starkey

Robert Taylor

Character: Blake Cantrell

Florence Rice

Character: Susan Griffith

Helen Broderick

Character: Amanda Griffith

Charles Bickford

Character: Arnold

Barton MacLane

Character: Crowder

Charley Grapewin

Character: 'Old Puff'

John Qualen

Character: Davy

Robert Gleckler

Character: Sheriff Barney

Clinton Rosemond

Character: Enoch

Cy Kendall

Character: Foreman Ross

Paul Everton

Character: Allan

Claudia Morgan

Character: Carolyn Talbot

Robert Middlemass

Character: Harkrider

Jonathan Hale

Character: Colonel Webb

Erville Alderson

Character: Mr. Wyatt, Blake's Neighbor

Harry Allen

Character: Baltimore & Ohio Engineer

Sam Ash

Character: Second Teamster

Hooper Atchley

Character: Fox Hunt Guest

Trevor Bardette

Character: Mob Leader

Clem Bevans

Character: Bum in jail

Everett Brown

Character: Big Black Man Breaking Bottle

Harry Cording

Character: Bullet Line Blacksmith

Sidney D'Albrook

Character: Deputy

Frank Darien

Character: Mr. Daniels, Cumberland Hotel

John Dilson

Character: Auctioneer

Al Ferguson

Character: First Teamster

Jack Grey

Character: Stage Passenger

Henry Hastings

Character: Old Black Man

Edward Hearn

Character: Joe, Arnold's Henchman

John Ince

Character: Man at Auction

Frank Jaquet

Character: Bluebird Bartender

Edward Keane

Character: Donnelly

James Kilgannon

Character: Baltimore & Ohio Fireman

Mitchell Lewis

Character: Sport, Cheating Gambler

Theodore Lorch

Character: Henchman

Murdock MacQuarrie

Character: Engineer

Claire McDowell

Character: Woman

Ted Oliver

Character: Cochran, Deputy Marshal

George Ovey

Character: Conductor

Victor Potel

Character: Coach Driver

Hal Price

Character: Deputy

Syd Saylor

Character: Gambling Stooge

Walter Soderling

Character: Coach Passenger

Louise Springer

Character: Violet, Enoch's Wife

Harry Strang

Character: Deputy Thomas

Margaret Tallichet

Character: Fox Hunt Guest

William Tannen

Character: Lewis, Arnold's Henchman

Forrest Taylor

Character: Townsman

Eddy Waller

Character: Conductor

Minor Watson

Character: U.S. Marshal Cole

Ben Welden

Character: Foreman

Selmer Jackson

Character: Whittingham P. Talbot

Lee Tung Foo

Character: Chinese cook

George Cooper

Production and Crew

Forbes Parkhill

Story

James M. Cain

Screenplay

Jane Murfin

Screenplay

Harvey Fergusson

Screenplay

Mervyn LeRoy

Producer

J. Walter Ruben

Associate Producer

William Axt

Original Music Composer

Leonard Smith

Director of Photography

Frank Sullivan

Editor

Cedric Gibbons

Art Direction

Edwin B. Willis

Set Decoration

Dolly Tree

Costume Design

Fred Valles

Costume Design

Laurence Stallings

Additional Dialogue

Urie McCleary

Assistant Art Director

Jack Dawn

Makeup Designer