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The Docks of New York

Movie 1928 TMDB 7.0/10 Released

A blue-collar worker on New York's depressed waterfront finds his life changed after he saves a woman attempting suicide.

The Docks of New York is a movie first shown in 1928. Runtime is 76 minutes. Status: Released. Genres: Drama, Romance. TMDB score 7.0/10 from 122 votes.

76mRuntime
122TMDB votes

Title details

Type
Movie
Original title
The Docks of New York
Release year
1928
Release date
September 16, 1928
Status
Released
Runtime
76 minutes
Genres
Drama, Romance
Production companies
Paramount Pictures, Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation
Director
Josef von Sternberg
TMDB rating
7.0/10 (122 votes)
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Official trailers

The Docks of New York (von Sternberg, 1928) — 1080p

The Docks of New York (1928) by Josef von Sternberg

Cast

George Bancroft

George Bancroft

Bill Roberts

Betty Compson

Betty Compson

Mae

Olga Baclanova

Olga Baclanova

Lou

Clyde Cook

Clyde Cook

'Sugar' Steve

Mitchell Lewis

Mitchell Lewis

Andy

Guy Oliver

Guy Oliver

The Crimp

M

May Foster

Mrs. Crimp

Lillian Worth

Lillian Worth

Steve's Girl

Gustav von Seyffertitz

Gustav von Seyffertitz

Hymn Book Harry

Richard Alexander

Richard Alexander

Lou's Sweetheart (uncredited)

George Irving

George Irving

Night Court Judge (uncredited)

John Kelly

John Kelly

Sailor Barfly (uncredited)

C

Charles McMurphy

Policeman (uncredited)

Bob Reeves

Bob Reeves

Court Bailiff (uncredited)

Characters

  • Bill Roberts voiced by George Bancroft
  • Mae voiced by Betty Compson
  • Lou voiced by Olga Baclanova
  • 'Sugar' Steve voiced by Clyde Cook
  • Andy voiced by Mitchell Lewis
  • The Crimp voiced by Guy Oliver
  • Mrs. Crimp voiced by May Foster
  • Steve's Girl voiced by Lillian Worth
  • Hymn Book Harry voiced by Gustav von Seyffertitz
  • Lou's Sweetheart (uncredited) voiced by Richard Alexander
  • Night Court Judge (uncredited) voiced by George Irving
  • Sailor Barfly (uncredited) voiced by John Kelly
  • Policeman (uncredited) voiced by Charles McMurphy
  • Court Bailiff (uncredited) voiced by Bob Reeves

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