Hello Out There
Director James Whale's last film, it was supposed to be part of an anthology film but was never released. A down on his luck gambler ends up in jail in a small Texan town where he meets and falls in love with Emily. They make plans to go to San Francisco but may not get the opportunity.
James Whale
Director
William Saroyan
Writer
Casts & Crew
Marjorie Steele
Emily Smith
Harry Morgan
The Young Gambler
Ray Teal
The Husband
Lee Patrick
The Wife
Also Directed by James Whale
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