Gentleman Jim (1942)

Rating: 7.7 of 10

Below is the list of the 90 actors that worked in Gentleman Jim. When you find the person you are looking for, click on the link to view a list of actors they have worked with.

Errol Flynn as James J. Corbett

Alexis Smith as Victoria Ware

Jack Carson as Walter Lowrie

Alan Hale as Pat Corbett

John Loder as Carlton De Witt

William Frawley as Billy Delaney

Minor Watson as Buck Ware

Ward Bond as John L. Sullivan

Madeleine Lebeau as Anna Held

Rhys Williams as Harry Watson

Arthur Shields as Father Burke

Dorothy Vaughan as Ma Corbett

Art Foster as Jack Burke

Bert Hanlon as Clerk

Carl Harbaugh as Smith

Charles C. Wilson as Gurney

Charles Lang

Charles Marsh as Station Master

Charlotte Treadway as Matron

Clara Blandick as Woman on Train

Creighton Hale as Championship Fight Spectator

Dan Tobey as Ring Announcer

Davison Clark as Auctioneer

Dick Wessel as Referee

Dudley Dickerson as Bellboy

Ed Lewis as Hoghead

Edwin Stanley as Bank President McInnes

Emmett Vogan as Stage Manager

Emory Parnell as Dennis Simmons - Doorman

Eric Mayne as Olympic Club Member

Frank Hagney as Mug

Frank Mayo as Gov. Stanford

Frank Moran as Spectator - Sullivan Fight

Fred Kelsey as Sutro

Freddie Steele as Referee

George Lloyd as Harrigan

George Sherwood as Undetermined Role

Georgia Caine as Mrs. Geary

Hal Craig as Telegrapher

Harry Crocker as Charles Crocker

Henry O'Hara as Colis Huntington

Herbert Heywood as Man on Telephone

Hooper Atchley

Howard M. Mitchell as Undetermined Role

Jack Gardner as Usher

Jack Herrick as Bodyguard, Donaldson's Partner

Jack Mower as Undetermined Role

Jack Roper as Donaldson

Jack Wise as Headwaiter

James Flavin as George Corbett

Jean Del Val as Renaud

Joan Winfield as Actress

Joe Devlin as Hogan

Joe King as Col. McLane

John Maxwell as Stockbroker

John Merkyl as Headwaiter

Johnny Calkins as Boy

Joseph Crehan as Duffy - Referee

Larry McGrath as Undetermined Role

Lee Phelps as Detective

Leo White as Headwaiter

Lester Dorr as Reporter

Lew Harvey as Reporter

Lon McCallister as Page Boy

Marilyn Phillips as Mary Corbett

Mary Gordon as Mrs. Casey

Mathew McCue as Championship Fight Spectator

Mike Mazurki as Jake Kilrain

Milton Kibbee

Monte Blue as Gambler in "Lucky Guy"

Pat Flaherty as Harry Corbett

Pat McKee as Callahan - Ticket Taker

Pat Moriarity as Spectator - Sullivan Fight

Pat O'Malley as Detective

Peggy Diggins as Beautiful Actress

Richard Kipling

Robert Fiske as Telegrapher

Sammy Stein as Joe Choynski

Si Jenks as Old Man

Syd Saylor as Hansom Cab Driver

Victor Zimmerman as Reporter

Wade Boteler as Policeman

Wade Crosby as Manager

Wallis Clark as Judge Geary

Walter Byron as Ringside Telegrapher

Wedgwood Nowell as Broker

William 'Wee Willie' Davis as Flannagan

William B. Davidson as Donovan

William Hopper as Undetermined Role

Winifred Harris as Woman at Opera