After Office Hours
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After Office Hours is a 1935 film starring Clark Gable and Constance Bennett and directed by Robert Z. Leonard. It can be considered a crime drama film.
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[edit] Plot
Jim Branch (Gable), news editor, falls for Sharon Norwood (Bennett) while trying to uncover a murder mystery.
[edit] Cast & Crew
[edit] Cast
- Constance Bennett, playing Sharon Norwood
- Clark Gable, playing James 'Jim' Branch
- Stuart Erwin, playing Hank Parr
- Billie Burke, playing Mrs. Norwood
- Harvey Stephens, playing Tommy Bannister
- Katharine Alexander, playing Julia Patterson
- Hale Hamilton, playing Henry King Patterson
- Henry Travers, playing Cap
- Henry Armetta, playing Italian Diner Owner
- Charles Richman, playing Jordan
- Herbert Bunston, playing Barlow, Norwood's Butler
- Margaret Dumont, playing Mrs. Murchison
- William Demarest, playing Police Detective
[edit] Other Credits
- Robert Z. Leonard, director
- Laurence Stallings, story
- Dale Van Every, story
- Herman J. Mankiewicz, writer
- Robert Z. Leonard, co-producer
- Bernard H. Hyman, co-producer
- Tom Held, editor
- Charles Rosher, cinematographer
