The Most Dangerous Game - actors, characters and roles

All actors and their roles in the film "The Most Dangerous Game"
The Most Dangerous Game (1932)
Timing: 1:3 (63 min)
The Most Dangerous Game - TMDB rating
6.948/10
259
The Most Dangerous Game - Kinopoisk rating
6.541/10
735
The Most Dangerous Game - IMDB rating
7.1/10
15000

Actors and characters

Photo Joel McCrea #144137Photo Joel McCrea #144138Photo Joel McCrea #144139Photo Joel McCrea #144140

Joel McCrea

Joel McCrea
Character Robert Rainsford
Photo Fay Wray #90352Photo Fay Wray #90353Photo Fay Wray #90354Photo Fay Wray #90355

Fay Wray

Fay Wray
Character Eve Trowbridge
Photo Leslie Banks #227974Photo Leslie Banks #227975Photo Leslie Banks #227976Photo Leslie Banks #335096

Leslie Banks

Leslie Banks
Character Count Zaroff
Photo Robert Armstrong #90350Photo Robert Armstrong #90351

Robert Armstrong

Robert Armstrong
Character Martin Trowbridge
Photo Steve Clemente #90370
Steve Clemente
Character Tartar
Photo William B. Davidson #118359Photo William B. Davidson #118360Photo William B. Davidson #118361

William B. Davidson

William B. Davidson
Character Captain (uncredited)
Oscar 'Dutch' Hendrian
Character Tartar Servant (uncredited)
Photo James Flavin #90364

James Flavin

James Flavin
Character First Mate on Yacht (uncredited)
Photo Hale Hamilton #277465
Hale Hamilton
Character Bill Woodman (uncredited)
Photo Landers Stevens #2482
Landers Stevens
Character Yacht Passenger 'Doc' (uncredited)

What's left behind the scenes

  • In the initial version of the film, lasting 78 minutes, the scene in the trophy room was longer, and the contents of the room were shown in more detail. At least two human dummies and more heads in glass jars were shown than in the final version. After seeing all this and hearing explanations of how each victim died, the audience at the preview began to leave, so the scene in the trophy room was shortened.
  • It is believed that this film inspired the crimes of the Zodiac Killer – a serial killer who operated in the United States in the late 1960s. The identity of the criminal remains unknown.
  • Noble Johnson (1881-1978), an African American and childhood friend of actor and director Lon Chaney (1883-1930), played the Cossack Ivan. This is the first known case in cinema where an African American played a representative of the European race.
  • Many of the sets from this film were also used in «King Kong» (Merian C. Cooper, 1933). This even included the gates, which later burned during the filming of the first episode of Victor Fleming's melodrama «Gone with the Wind» (1939). The reason for this was that the filming of «The Most Dangerous Game» and «King Kong» took place simultaneously, although «King Kong» was released later (the delay was apparently due to work on the special effects).
  • Many of the sets from this film were also used in the film "King Kong" (Merian C. Cooper, 1933). This even applied to the gates, which later burned during the filming of the first episode of Victor Fleming’s melodrama "Gone with the Wind" (1939). The fact is that the filming of "The Most Dangerous Game" and "King Kong" was happening simultaneously, although "King Kong" was released later (the delay was apparently due to work on the special effects).
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