Brother Orchid (1940 film)
Brother Orchid: When retired racket boss John Sarto tries to reclaim his place and former friends try to kill him, he finds solace in a monastery and reinvents himself as a pious monk.
Brother Orchid Overview
| Category | Comedy , Crime , Drama , Romance |
| Production company | The Vitaphone Corporation (US) , Warner Bros. Pictures (US) |
| Original language | en |
| Runtime | 1.467 Hour |
| Release date | 1940-06-07 |
| Spoken language | English |
| Rating | 64.03% |
| Vote Count | 31 |
Brother Orchid - FAQ
What are Categories of Brother Orchid ?
Category of Brother Orchid is Comedy , Crime , Drama , Romance
What are the Production companies of Brother Orchid ?
Production companies of Brother Orchid are The Vitaphone Corporation (US) , Warner Bros. Pictures (US)
What is the Original language of Brother Orchid ?
Original_language of Brother Orchid is en
What is the Run time of Brother Orchid ?
Run time of Brother Orchid is 1.467 Hour
What is Release date of Brother Orchid ?
Release date of Brother Orchid is 1940-06-07
Cast
- Edward G. Robinson as Little John T. 'Johnny' Sarto
- Ann Sothern as Florence 'Flo' Addams
- Humphrey Bogart as Jack Buck
- Donald Crisp as Brother Superior
- Ralph Bellamy as Clarence P. Fletcher
- Allen Jenkins as Willie 'The Knife' Corson
- Charles D. Brown as Brother Wren
- Cecil Kellaway as Brother Goodwin
- Morgan Conway as Philadelphia Powell
- Richard Lane as Mugsy O'Day
- Paul Guilfoyle as Red Martin
- John Ridgely as Texas Pearson
- Joseph Crehan as Brother MacEwen
- Wilfred Lucas as Brother MacDonald
- Tom Tyler as Curley Matthews
- Dick Wessel as Buffalo Burns
- Granville Bates as Pattonsville Superintendent
- Paul Phillips as French Frank
- Don Rowan as Al Muller
- Nanette Vallon as Fifi
- Tim Ryan as Turkey Malone
- Joe Caits as Handsome Harry
- Pat Gleason as Dopey Perkins
- Tommy Baker as Joseph
- Jimmy Aye as Gangster (uncredited)
- Sidney Bracey as Steward Bringing Briefcase (uncredited)
- Harlan Briggs as Thomas A. Bailey - Acme Paving (uncredited)
- Louise Carter as Scrub Woman at End (uncredited)
- Charles Coleman as English Diamond Salesma (uncredited)
- G. Pat Collins as Tim O'Hara (uncredited)
- Gino Corrado as Artist (uncredited)
- Jean Del Val as Frenchman (uncredited)
- Frank Faylen as Parkway Biltmore Desk Clerk (uncredited)
- James Flavin as Parking Attendant at Fat Dutchy's (uncredited)
- Mary Gordon as Mrs. Sweeney - Flo's Landlady (uncredited)
- Creighton Hale as Reporter #3 (uncredited)
- George Haywood as Reporter #1 (uncredited)
- Max Hoffman Jr. as Policeman #2 (uncredited)
- William Hopper as 2nd Reporter on Return Ship (uncredited)
- Armand Kaliz as Frenchman (uncredited)
- Jack Kenney as Acquaintance (uncredited)
- Sam McDaniel as Janitor Tripping Fire Alarms (uncredited)
- Edward McWade as Aged Brother (uncredited)
- Frank Moran as Louie the Lug (uncredited)
- Leonard Mudie as English Diamond Salesman (uncredited)
- Louis Natheaux as Gangster (uncredited)
- Terry Nibert as Girl (uncredited)
- Edgar Norton as Meadows - London Butler (uncredited)
- Frank Orth as Waiter at Fat Dutchy's (uncredited)
- Lee Phelps as 1st Policeman at Buck's Hideout (uncredited)
- Paul Porcasi as Warehouse Manager (uncredited)
- Georges Renavent as Cable Office Clerk (uncredited)
- George Sorel as Casino Attendant (uncredited)
- Amzie Strickland as Girl (uncredited)
- Claude Wisberg as Albert - Bellboy with Dogs (uncredited)
- Cosmo Sardo
