Acting
Robert McWade
- Titles
- 74movies
- Career
Active from 1928 to 1937, busiest in 1936 with 8 main titles.
- Leading roles
- 5top three billing
- Average score
59/100
- Highest rated
Movie Crazy69/100
What stands out
Compared with the average well-known movie, over 14 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.
- Historical8.2average 2.6
- Nostalgia6.8average 3.6
- Wit & Wordplay5.7average 3.7
- Wholesome5.0average 3.3
- Situational Comedy4.2average 2.7
- Class & Capitalism4.7average 3.3
- Romance5.0average 3.8
- Physical Comedy3.3average 2.5
Rarely in their work
- Contemporary Realism2.1, average 5.2
- Violence2.4, average 4.3
- Uncanny0.7, average 2.5
- Scare0.9, average 2.6
Main genres
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Recurring tags
- Golden Age Mystery 2
- Witty Dialogue 2
- Classic Whodunit 2
- 1930s Setting 2
- Nostalgic 2
- Charming 2
- Social Commentary 2
- Class Conflict 2
- Historical Setting 2
- Mistaken Identity 2
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
Robert BarratActorThe Kennel Murder Case, The Dragon Murder Case, I Loved a Woman, Midnight Alibi
Berton ChurchillActorLet’s Be Ritzy, Hard to Handle, Bunker Bean
Oscar ApfelActorHis Night Out, Madame Racketeer, Cappy Ricks Returns
Eugene PalletteActorThe Kennel Murder Case, The Dragon Murder Case, Cross Country Cruise
Hedda HopperActorLet’s Be Ritzy, Bunker Bean, No Ransom
Louise LatimerActorWe're on the Jury, Bunker Bean, California Straight Ahead
Mary BrianActorHard to Handle, Fog, College Rhythm
Theodore von EltzActorHigh Tension, His Night Out, California Straight Ahead
J. Farrell MacDonaldActorI Loved a Woman, Madame Racketeer, The Healer- HHarry NeumannCinematographerThe Healer, California Straight Ahead, No Ransom
George BarbierActorEarly to Bed, College Rhythm
Roscoe AtesActorLadies of the Jury, Too Many Cooks
Movies and TV shows
11920s
1 title
Second Youth (1924)
as Department Store Clerk