
The Gorilla
Thriller · Horror
Overview
An ape is suspected of committing a series of murders.
Top Cast


Charles Murray
Charles Murray
Garrity
Charles Murray
Garrity


Fred Kelsey
Fred Kelsey
Mulligan
Fred Kelsey
Mulligan


Alice Day
Alice Day
Alice Townsend
Alice Day
Alice Townsend


Tully Marshall
Tully Marshall
William Townsend
Tully Marshall
William Townsend


Claude Gillingwater
Claude Gillingwater
Cyrus Townsend
Claude Gillingwater
Cyrus Townsend


Walter Pidgeon
Walter Pidgeon
Stevens
Walter Pidgeon
Stevens


Brooks Benedict
Brooks Benedict
Reporter
Brooks Benedict
Reporter


Syd Crossley
Syd Crossley
Butler
Syd Crossley
Butler


Gaston Glass
Gaston Glass
Marsden
Gaston Glass
Marsden
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