Beyond Victory

Beyond Victory

Beyond Victory

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Beyond Victory

1931

1h 10m

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Drama

War

Overview

Four battle-weary American soldiers under fire reflect on the women they left behind.

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Production Companies

RKO Radio Pictures

Cast & Crew

20 members

Acting

William Boyd

Bill Thatcher

William Boyd

Acting

James Gleason

Jim Mobley

James Gleason

Acting

Lew Cody

Lew Cavanaugh

Lew Cody

Acting

Zasu Pitts

Fritzi Mobley

Zasu Pitts

Acting

Marion Shilling

Ina

Marion Shilling

Acting

Russell Gleason

Bud

Russell Gleason

Acting

Lissy Arna

Katherina

Lissy Arna

Acting

Mary Carr

Bud's Mother

Mary Carr

Acting

Fred Scott

Fred

Fred Scott

Acting

Theodore von Eltz

Major Sparks

Theodore von Eltz

Acting

Frank Reicher

German Hospital Chief

Frank Reicher

Acting

Max Barwyn

German Doctor

Max Barwyn

Acting

Wade Boteler

Unknown Role

Wade Boteler

Acting

Ed Brady

Sergeant

Ed Brady

Acting

E.H. Calvert

Commanding Officer

E.H. Calvert

Acting

Eddy Chandler

Lieutenant

Eddy Chandler

Acting

Charles Coleman

Sparrow

Charles Coleman

Acting

Ethan Laidlaw

Soldier in Prelude

Ethan Laidlaw

Acting

Purnell Pratt

Unknown Role

Purnell Pratt

Acting

Hedwiga Reicher

German Nurse

Hedwiga Reicher

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