Cast of
Going Hollywood: The '30s

About Going Hollywood: The '30s

Robert Preston hosts this documentary that shows what people of the 1930s were watching as they were battling the Depression as well as eventually getting ready for another World War.

Full Cast of Going Hollywood: The '30s

Robert Preston
plays Self - Host

Gracie Allen
plays (archive footage)

George Arliss
plays Self (archive footage)

Jean Arthur
plays (archive footage)

Fred Astaire
plays (archive footage)

Mischa Auer
plays (archive footage)

George Bancroft
plays (archive footage)

John Barrymore
plays (archive footage)

Matthew Beard
plays (archive footage)

Wallace Beery
plays (archive footage)

Constance Bennett
plays (archive footage)

Joan Blondell
plays (archive footage)

Eric Blore
plays (archive footage)

Humphrey Bogart
plays (archive footage)

William Boyd
plays (archive footage)

Charles Boyer
plays (archive footage)

Joe E. Brown
plays Self (archive footage)

George Burns
plays (archive footage)

Spring Byington
plays (archive footage)

James Cagney
plays (archive footage)

John Carradine
plays (archive footage)

Jack Carson
plays (archive footage)

Charlie Chaplin
plays Self (archive footage)

Maurice Chevalier
plays (archive footage)

Berton Churchill
plays (archive footage)

Joe Cobb
plays (archive footage)

Gary Cooper
plays (archive footage)

Joan Crawford
plays (archive footage)

Bing Crosby
plays (archive footage)

Crown Prince Hohenzollern
plays Self (archive footage)

Bette Davis
plays (archive footage)

Cecil B. DeMille
plays Self (archive footage)

Andy Devine
plays (archive footage)

Marlene Dietrich
plays Self (archive footage)

Lee Duncan
plays Self (archive footage)

Jimmy Durante
plays (archive footage)

W.C. Fields
plays (archive footage)

Larry Fine
plays Larry (archive footage)

Pat Flaherty
plays (archive footage)

Henry Fonda
plays (archive footage)

Clark Gable
plays (archive footage)

Charley Grapewin
plays (archive footage)

Oliver Hardy
plays (archive footage)

Jean Harlow
plays (archive footage)

Ted Healy
plays (archive footage)

Samuel S. Hinds
plays (archive footage)

Tim Holt
plays (archive footage)

Darla Hood
plays (archive footage)

Herbert Hoover
plays (archive footage)

Curly Howard
plays (archive footage)

Leslie Howard
plays (archive footage)

Moe Howard
plays (archive footage)

Walter Huston
plays (archive footage)

Selmer Jackson
plays (archive footage)

Chic Johnson
plays (archive footage)

Al Jolson
plays (archive footage)

Boris Karloff
plays (archive footage)

Buster Keaton
plays (archive footage)

Hedy Lamarr
plays (archive footage)

Harry Langdon
plays (archive footage)

Stan Laurel
plays (archive footage)

Carole Lombard
plays (archive footage)

Walter Long
plays (archive footage)

Edmund Lowe
plays (archive footage)

Bela Lugosi
plays (archive footage)

Fredric March
plays Self (archive footage)

Groucho Marx
plays (archive footage)

Harpo Marx
plays (archive footage)

George McFarland
plays (archive footage)

Donald Meek
plays (archive footage)

Charles Middleton
plays (archive footage)

Thomas Mitchell
plays (archive footage)

Grace Moore
plays Self (archive footage)

Alan Mowbray
plays (archive footage)

Ole Olsen
plays (archive footage)

Lynne Overman
plays Self (archive footage)

Eugene Pallette
plays (archive footage)

Franklin Pangborn
plays (archive footage)

Louise Platt
plays (archive footage)

Dick Powell
plays (archive footage)

William Powell
plays (archive footage)

Rin-Tin-Tin
plays Self (archive footage)

Ginger Rogers
plays (archive footage)

Will Rogers
plays (archive footage)

Franklin D. Roosevelt
plays (archive footage)

Babe Ruth
plays (archive footage)

Sylvia Sidney
plays (archive footage)

Carl Switzer
plays (archive footage)

Shirley Temple
plays (archive footage)

Claire Trevor
plays (archive footage)

Tom Tyler
plays (archive footage)

Rudy Vallee
plays (archive footage)

John Wayne
plays (archive footage)

Johnny Weissmüller
plays Self (archive footage)

Mae West
plays Self (archive footage)


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