Four Frightened People

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Four Frightened People
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Directed by	Cecil B. DeMille
Produced by	Cecil B. DeMille Emanuel Cohen (executive producer) (uncredited)
Written by	Lenore J. Coffee Bartlett Cormack E. Arnot Robertson (novel)
Starring	Claudette Colbert Herbert Marshall Mary Boland William Gargan
Music by	Karl Hajos John Leipold Milan Roder Heinz Roemheld
Cinematography	Karl Struss
Editing by	Anne Bauchens
Studio	Paramount Pictures
Distributed by	Paramount Pictures
Release dates	January 26, 1934
Running time	95 min / 78 min (1935 re-release) (USA)
Country	USA
Language	English

Four Frightened People (1934) is a film directed by Cecil B. DeMille, released by Paramount Pictures, and starring Claudette Colbert, Herbert Marshall, Mary Boland, and William Gargan. Based on the novel by E. Arnot Robertson.

Plot

The film tells the story of two men (Marshall and Gargan) and two women (Colbert and Boland), who leave from a plague-ridden ship and reach the Malayan jungle.

Cast

Claudette Colbert as Judy Jones
Herbert Marshall as Arnold Ainger
Mary Boland as Mrs. Mardick
William Gargan as Stewart Corder
Leo Carrillo as Montague
Nella Walker as Mrs. Ainger
Tetsu Komai as Native Chief
Chris-Pin Martin as Native boatman
Joe De La Cruz as Native
Minoru Nishida as Native
Teru Shimada as Native
E.R. Jinedas as Native
Delmar Costello as Sakais
Ethel Griffies as Mrs. Ainger's mother

Filming locations

Hawaii, USA
Waialua, O`ahu, Hawaii, USA

Production crew

Art Direction - Roland Anderson
Production Manager (uncredited) - Roy Burns
Assistant Director (uncredited) - Cullen Tate, James Dugan
Sound Mixer (uncredited) - Harry Lindgren
Double (uncredited) - Mildred Mernie as Claudette Colbert, Bruce Warren as Herbert Marshall, Leota Lorraine as Mary Boland, Carl Mudge as William Gargan, Curley Dresden as Leo Carrillo

External links

Four Frightened People at the TCM Movie Database
Four Frightened People at the Internet Movie Database
Four Frightened People at allmovie

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