The Green Hornet Strikes Again! (1940)
Overview
Second serial featuring The Green Hornet and Kato.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.2601 |
Directed By
John Rawlins
Ford Beebe
Crew
George H. Plympton
Sherman L. Lowe
Fran Striker
Basil Dickey
Fred MacIsaac
John Rawlins
Ford Beebe
TOP CAST
Warren Hull
Britt Reid / Green Hornet
Anne Nagel
Lenore Case
Keye Luke
Kato
Pierre Watkin
Boss Crogan
Wade Boteler
Michael Axford
Eddie Acuff
Lowery - a Reporter
Arthur Loft
Tauer - Chief Gangster
James Seay
Bordine - a Gangster
Joe Devlin
Joe Dolan - Henchman
William Hall
Don DeLuca - Henchman
Dorothy Lovett
Frances Grayson / Stella Merja
Jay Michael
Foranti - Construction Racketeer
Charles Miller
George K. Otterson
Jean Brooks
Gloria Manning
Irving Mitchell
Breedon
William Forrest
Frederick Harper
Eddie Dunn
Foley - Racketeer
C. Montague Shaw
Weaver - Gang Chemist
Roy Barcroft
Cop at Newspaper Truck Vandalism
Robert Barron
Haggis - Crooked Nightclub Owner
James Blaine
Jason Eldridge
Al Bridge
Ship's Captain
Ralph Brooks
Cain's Assistant
Henrietta Burnside
Mrs. Carter - Widow
William P. Carleton
Gloria's Father
Allan Cavan
Police Chief Harding
Lane Chandler
Cop Car-Chasing Foranti
Stephen Chase
Mr. Evans - Construction Engr.
Jack Cheatham
Pete - Steelmill Watchman
Jack Rube Clifford
McCoig - Homeowner Thug
Harry Cording
Dannick - Crooked Construction Foreman
Hal Craig
Police Patrolman
Eddie Dew
Henchman-Delivery Man
Frank Ellis
Bill, Steel Mill Guard
Jack Ellis
Franks - Gangster
Eugene L. Eubank
Theodore - Crooked Financier
Harry Fleischmann
Gault
Joseph Forte
Miss Grayson's Butler
Jerry Frank
Silk Truck Driver
Alan Gregg
Injured Truck Driver
Earl Gunn
Manning #2 - Thug
Karl Hackett
Hansen, the Stranger
Frank Hagney
Warehouse Truck Loader
Alfred Hall
Mr. Marsden
Chuck Hamilton
Policeman at Breedon's House
Edward Hearn
Patrol Cop
John Holland
Grinson - Foreign Agent
Frank Hoose
Crawford - Crooked Executive
Reed Howes
Policeman at Breedon's House
Richard Kipling
Dr. J.C. Bedloe
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