The Gay Diplomat 93 years old
A World of Film Fans Voted Him a Star!
Captain Orloff is sent to Bucharest to capture a Mata Hari type of spy, but many different women fit the bill and are attractive enough to make one question one's allegiance.
Credits
The Gay Diplomat Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Arthur Edmund Carewe He was 46, 52 years old when he died | as Suave Man |
| Rita La Roy She was 29, 91 years old when she died | as Natalie |
| Genevieve Tobin She was 31, 95 years old when she died | as Countess Dorchy |
| Purnell Pratt He was 45, 55 years old when he died | as Colonel George Gorin |
| John St. Polis He was 57, 72 years old when he died | as General |
| Ilka Chase She was 31, 77 years old when she died | as Madame Blinis |
| Betty Compson She was 34, 77 years old when she died | as Baroness Corri |
| Ivan Lebedeff He was 36, 57 years old when he died | as Captain Orloff |
| George Irving He was 56, 86 years old when he died | as Colonel |
| Colin Campbell He was 71, 158 years old when he died | as Gamble |
The Gay Diplomat Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Max Steiner as Original Music Composer. He was 43 (83) years old when He died | Sound |
| Mel Berns as Makeup Artist. He was 33 (79) years old when He died | Costume & Make-Up |
| Benn W. Levy as Story. He was 31 (73) years old when He died | Writing |
| Leo Tover as Director of Photography. He was 30 (64) years old when He died | Camera |
| Bailey Fesler as Sound. | Sound |
| William LeBaron as Producer. He was 48 (74) years old when He died | Production |
| Arthur Roberts as Editor. He was 41 (70) years old when He died | Editing |
| Richard Boleslawski as Director. He was 42 (47) years old when He died | Directing |
| Max Rée as Costume Design. He was 41 (63) years old when He died | Costume & Make-Up |
| Doris Anderson as Adaptation. She was 9 (85) years old when She died | Writing |
| Doris Anderson as Writer. She was 9 (85) years old when She died | Writing |
The Gay Diplomat (93 years)
A World of Film Fans Voted Him a Star!
- Release day: Saturday, August 22, 1931
- Runtime: 67 minutes