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Sinners in Paradise (1938)
After a plane crash in the Pacific, the disparate band of survivors must learn to work together on a isolated island, change their self-centered ways, and examine their motives for wanting to escape from their pasts.
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After a plane crash in the Pacific, the disparate band of survivors must learn to work together on a isolated island, change their self-centered ways, and examine their motives for wanting to escape from their pasts.
Rating:NR
Genre:Adventure, Drama
Written By:Harold Buckley, Louis Stevens, Lester Cole
In Theaters:5/19/1938
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Universal Pictures, James Whale Productions
Cast
James Whale
Director
Madge Evans
Anne Wesson
John Boles
Jim Taylor
Bruce Cabot
Robert "The Torpedo" Malone
Marion Martin
Iris Compton
Gene Lockhart
Senator John P. Corey
Charlotte Wynters
Thelma Chase
Nana Bryant
Mrs. Franklin Sydney
Milburn Stone
T.L. Honeyman
Don 'Red' Barry
Jessup
Morgan Conway
Harrison Brand
Willie Fung
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