Barbary Coast (1935)
Movie Info
Cast
as Luis Chamalis
as Mary 'Swan' Rutledge
as Jim Carmichael
as Old Atrocity
as Col. Marcus Aurelius Cobb
as Knuckles
as Oakie
as Slocum
as Broncho
as Peebles
as Wigham
as Judge Harper
as McTavish
as Sandy Ferguson
as Ah Wing
as Sheriff
as Ship's Captain
as 1st Mate
as McCready, 2nd Mate
as Pilot
as Steward
as Drunk
as Lookout
as Passenger
as Passenger
as Passenger
as Sheriff
as Passenger
as Sailor Thrown Out of Saloon
as Bouncer
as Wilkins
as Dance Hall Girl
as Waiter
as Waiter
as Mayor
as McCready, 2nd Mate
as Mayor's Wife
as Fish Peddler
as Kibitzer
as Indian
as Ringsider
Critic Reviews for Barbary Coast
All Critics (11) | Top Critics (2) | Fresh (11) | Rotten (0) | DVD (1)
Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur hammer out a bouncing melodrama of San Francisco's sin and salad days in Barbary Coast.
A wide-open San Francisco, circa 1890, is the background for one of Howard Hawks's intelligent love triangles.
Engaging tale mixes romance, historical film, and anti-dictator, pro-Freedom of the Press points of view.
It's an entertaining but lesser Hawks film, too conventional in its storytelling to kick up any dust.
Any self-respecting San Franciscan needs to give Barbary Coast a spin.
The primitive San Francisco is imbued with a lusty spirit, comprised of mud in the streets, tinkly pianos and crooked card games.
Audience Reviews for Barbary Coast
A bit heavy on the ham in a couple of places but entertaining nontheless, Edward G. is fine as always although he should have rethought the earring. He and Miriam are a fine pair even though he despised her offscreen.
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