United States / Jan 08, 1940 / NR
Overall average
5.0/10
Plot
A newspaper publisher and his Korean servant fight crime as vigilantes who pose as a notorious masked gangster and his aide.
Main cast
Full cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Selmer Jackson | District Attorney |
| Joseph Crehan | Judge Stanton |
| Walter McGrail | Dean |
| Gene Rizzi | Corey |
| John Kelly | Pete Hawks |
| Eddie Dunn | D.H. Sligby |
| Edward Earle | Felix Grant |
| Ben Taggart | Phil Bartlett |
| Clyde Dilson | Meadows |
| Jerry Marlowe | Bob Stafford |
| Frederick Vogeding | Max Gregory |
| Raymond Bailey | Mr. West (uncredited) |
| Wilson Benge | The D.A.'s Valet (uncredited) |
| James Blaine | Mr. Cooper (uncredited) |
| Robert Brister | Jay Lavenson (uncredited) |
| Jack Carr | Policeman (uncredited) |
| Ed Cassidy | Election Judge (uncredited) |
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| Lane Chandler | Acme Driver Bill (uncredited) |
| Heinie Conklin | Watchman (uncredited) |
| Myrtis Crinley | Clicker Bennie - Photographer (uncredited) |
| Kernan Cripps | Radio Car Cop (uncredited) |
| George DeNormand | Railroad Telegrapher (uncredited) |
| Jimmy Dime | Man at Coffee Stand (uncredited) |
| Jack Donovan | Bus No. 57 Driver (uncredited) |
| Ann Doran | Josephine Weaver Allen (uncredited) |
| Ralph Dunn | Andy - Thug (uncredited) |
| Edgar Edwards | Officer Tim Rand (uncredited) |
| Douglas Evans | Martin Mortinson (uncredited) |
| Jim Farley | Police Captain (uncredited) |
| Wallace Gregory | Acme Truck Driver (uncredited) |
| Anne Gwynne | Josephine Weaver (uncredited) |
| Karl Hackett | Gorman - Workman (uncredited) |
| Chuck Hamilton | Radio Car Driver (uncredited) |
| Kenneth Harlan | Charles Roberts (uncredited) |
| John Harmon | Lefty Bates (uncredited) |
| Al Hodge | The Green Hornet (voice) (uncredited) |
| Reed Howes | Acme Driver Charlie (uncredited) |
| Edward Keane | Williams (uncredited) |
| Colin Kenny | Police Dispatcher (uncredited) |
| Bob Kortman | George Scanlon - Ballot Stuffer (uncredited) |
| Alan Ladd | Gilpin - Student Pilot (uncredited) |
| Edward LeSaint | Police Capt. Ridge (uncredited) |
| George Lloyd | Rocky Rockford (uncredited) |
| Arthur Loft | Joe Ogden (uncredited) |
| Robert Long | Lew - Mechanic Thug (uncredited) |
| Pat McKee | Thug at the D.A.'s Home (uncredited) |
| Charles McMurphy | Radio Cop (uncredited) |
| Monte Montague | Traffic Cop (uncredited) |
| Michael O'Hara | Armored Car Driver (uncredited) |
| William Pagan | Slim, Junk Yard Suprv. (uncredited) |
| Jack Perrin | Police Patrolman (uncredited) |
| John Pine | Radio Cop (uncredited) |
| Don Rowan | Lou Markeim (uncredited) |
| Paul Scardon | Timothy Bryan (uncredited) |
| Charles Sherlock | Bud, Bus #16 Driver (uncredited) |
| Philip Sleeman | Henchman (uncredited) |
| Brick Sullivan | Police Patrolman (uncredited) |
| Charles Sullivan | Jake (uncredited) |
| Harry Tenbrook | Meadows' Garage Lookout / Policeman (uncredited) |
| Sigfrid Tor | Farrell (uncredited) |
| Guy Usher | Lynch (uncredited) |
| Joe Whitehead | Editor Gunnigan (uncredited) |
| Bill Hunter | Joe (uncredited) |
Genres
AdventureCrimeScience Fiction
Technical details
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Original title | The Green Hornet |
| Original language | English (EN) |
| Spoken languages | English |
| Production countries | United States of America |
| Status | Released |
| Production companies | Universal Pictures |
| Release date | 8 gennaio 1940 |
| Production | Henry MacRae |
| Writer | Fran Striker, George H. Plympton, Basil Dickey, Morrison Wood, Lyonel Margolies |
| Editing | Irving Birnbaum, Joseph Gluck, Alvin Todd, Saul A. Goodkind |
| Cinematography | Jerome Ash, William A. Sickner |
| Assistant directors | Ford Beebe, Ray Taylor |
| Camera operators | Jerome Ash, William A. Sickner |
| Additional photography | Jerome Ash, William A. Sickner |
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| Production design | Harold H. MacArthur |
| Art direction | Harold H. MacArthur |
| Set decoration | Harold H. MacArthur |
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