She Couldn't Take It 89 years old

The wealthy Van Dyke family are constantly in the media for outrageous behavior, much to the frustration of the patriarch, Dan Van Dyke. His self-centered wife has a fondness for foreign imports, including "pet projects" like dancers and such and his spoiled children Tony and Carol have constant run-ins with the law. When Dan himself ends up in the clink for five years for tax evasion, he becomes bunk-mates with ex-bootlegger Joe "Spots" Ricardi. Ricardi lectures him on being such a push-over for an out-of-control family, so a dying Dan makes Ricardi his estate trustee once he is released from prison. Ricardi is then thrust into high society and must do everything he once nagged Dan to do.

Credits

Franklin Pangborn as Spot's Secretary

Frank Conroy as Attorney Henry Raleigh

George Raft as Spot Ricardi / Joseph Ricard

Bess Flowers as Party Guest at Car Exhibition

Lloyd Nolan as Tex

William Tannen as Cesar

She Couldn't Take It Cast

Name	Character
Franklin Pangborn He was 46, 69 years old when he died	as Spot's Secretary
Frank Conroy He was 44, 114 years old when he died	as Attorney Henry Raleigh
George Raft He was 40, 85 years old when he died	as Spot Ricardi / Joseph Ricard
Bess Flowers She was 36, 85 years old when she died	as Party Guest at Car Exhibition
Lloyd Nolan He was 33, 83 years old when he died	as Tex
William Tannen He was 23, 65 years old when he died	as Cesar
Ted Oliver He was 43, 65 years old when he died	as Motorcycle Cop
Joan Bennett She was 25, 80 years old when she died	as Carol Van Dyke
Walter Brennan He was 41, 80 years old when he died	as Peddler
Stanley Mack	as Reporter
Victor Potel He was 45, 57 years old when he died	as Farmer
Emmett Vogan He was 42, 76 years old when he died	as Reporter
Frank Marlowe He was 31, 60 years old when he died	as Prisoner
Raymond Walburn He was 48, 81 years old when he died	as Party Guest
George McKay He was 51, 61 years old when he died	as Red
Loren Riebe	as Human Fly
Stanley Andrews He was 44, 77 years old when he died	as Attorney Wyndersham
Walter Connolly He was 48, 53 years old when he died	as Daniel Van Dyke
Jack Gardner He was 25, 66 years old when he died	as Reporter
Lee Phelps He was 42, 59 years old when he died	as Bailiff
Thomas E. Jackson He was 49, 81 years old when he died	as Spieler at Car Exhibition
Al Ferguson He was 47, 83 years old when he died	as Prisoner
Donald Meek He was 57, 68 years old when he died	as Uncle Wyndersham
Ray Turner He was 11, 34 years old when he died	as Janitor
Tom Kennedy He was 50, 80 years old when he died	as Slugs
Olaf Hytten He was 47, 67 years old when he died	as Van Dyke Butler
George Lloyd He was 42, 74 years old when he died	as Prison Turnkey
Alan Mowbray He was 39, 72 years old when he died	as Alan Bartlett
Mike Lally He was 47, now 136 years old	as Photographer
Arthur Rankin He was 119, 77 years old when he died	as Party Guest
Eddie Gribbon He was 45, 75 years old when he died	as Detective
Frank Rice He was 43, 43 years old when he died	as Milkman
Arthur Stuart Hull He was 57, 72 years old when he died	as Party Guest at Car Exhibition
Jack Daley	as District Attorney's Man
Henry Roquemore He was 49, 57 years old when he died	as Party Guest
Kernan Cripps	as Guard
Charles Sullivan He was 36, 73 years old when he died	as State Trooper
Walter Walker He was 71, 83 years old when he died	as Judge
Paul Power He was 18, now 71 years old	as Prisoner
Billie Burke She was 51, 85 years old when she died	as Mrs. Daniel Van Dyke
Grace Goodall She was 46, 51 years old when she died	as Party Guest
James Blakeley He was 25, 96 years old when he died	as Tony Van Dyke
James P. Burtis He was 42, 46 years old when he died	as Motorcycle Cop
Frank LaRue He was 56, 81 years old when he died	as Prisoner
W.E. Lawrence He was 39, 51 years old when he died	as Photographer
Mack Gray He was 29, 75 years old when he died	as Ike
John Ince He was 57, 68 years old when he died	as Prison Official
Ivan Lebedeff He was 40, 57 years old when he died	as Count
Frank Austin He was 57, 76 years old when he died	as Railroad Attendant
Maynard Holmes He was 26, 56 years old when he died	as Edgar
Donald Kerr He was 3, 37 years old when he died	as Sailor
Jack Duffy He was 9, 81 years old when he died	as Farmer
John Webb Dillion He was 58, 72 years old when he died	as Prisoner
Wallace Ford He was 37, 68 years old when he died	as 'Fingers' Boston
Jack Holmes He was 36, 50 years old when he died	as Prison Doctor
Oscar Rudolph He was 24, 79 years old when he died	as Newsboy
Nadine Dore	as Girl
Robert Middlemass He was 52, 66 years old when he died	as Desk Sergeant
Walter Perry He was 14, 82 years old when he died	as Prisoner
Emily Fitzroy She was 75, 93 years old when she died	as Party Guest
Wyrley Birch He was 154, 178 years old when he died	as Dr. Schaeffer
Thurston Hall He was 53, 75 years old when he died	as Party Guest
Charles Sherlock He was 9, 38 years old when he died	as Reporter
Irving Bacon He was 42, 71 years old when he died	as Man at Toll Gate
Gene Morgan He was 42, 47 years old when he died	as Precint 5 Policeman
Harrison Greene He was 51, 61 years old when he died	as Spieler

She Couldn't Take It Crew

Name	Department
Stephen Goosson as Art Direction. He was 46 (84) years old when He died	Art
Gene Havlick as Editor. He was 41 (65) years old when He died	Editing
Robert Kalloch as Costume Design. He was 42 (54) years old when He died	Costume & Make-Up
Oliver H.P. Garrett as Screenplay. He was 41 (57) years old when He died	Writing
Tay Garnett as Director. He was 41 (83) years old when He died	Directing
C. Graham Baker as Story. He was 52 (66) years old when He died	Writing
Loren Riebe as Stunts.	Crew
Mike Lally as Stunts. He was 47 (now 136) years old	Crew
Gene Towne as Story. He was 31 (74) years old when He died	Writing
B.P. Schulberg as Producer. He was 43 (65) years old when He died	Production

She Couldn't Take It (89 years)

Release day: Tuesday, October 08, 1935
Runtime: 77 minutes