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52nd Street is a american film of genre Drama directed by Harold Young released in USA on 19 november 1937 with Ian Hunter
52nd Street (1937)
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Add to a movie list52nd Street is a 1937 film starring Ian Hunter.
Actors
Ian Hunter
(Rufus Rondell)
Leo Carrillo
(Fiorello Zamarelli)
Patricia Paterson
Zasu Pitts
(Letitia Rondell)
Dorothy Peterson
(Adela Rondell)
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, 1h26Directed by Harold Young
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Genres Drama, Action, Crime
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