Reap the Wild Wind (1942)
Released | 1942-03-26 | Adventure-Drama-Action-Romance | 119m | 6.469/10
Art Camp (Second Assistant Director) | Clem Jones (First Assistant Director) | Chico Alonso (First Assistant Director) | Arthur Rosson (Second Unit Director) | Edward Salven (Assistant Director) | Howard Joslin (First Assistant Director) | Victor Milner (Director of Photography) | William V. Skall (Director of Photography) | C. Kenneth Deland (First Assistant Director) | Cecil B. DeMille (Producer) | Al Latta (Driver) | R. Doney (Wardrobe Designer) | John Cope (Sound Recordist) | Lila Finn (Stunts) | Max Asher (Makeup Artist) | Sam Comer (Set Decoration) | Sid Davis (Stand In) | Ted Wells (Stunts) | James Dime (Stunts) | Jan Domela (Matte Painter) | Joe Kaplan (Wardrobe Master) | Leo Shuken (Orchestrator) | Ray Spiker (Stunts) | Roger Mace (Camera Technician) | Russ Brown (Props) | Sam Ledner (Choreographer) | Alan Le May (Screenplay) | Curtis Mick (Unit Manager) | Fred Graham (Stunts) | Fred Zendar (Stunts) | Gil Perkins (Stunts) | Hans Dreier (Art Direction) | Henry Wills (Stunts) | Jack Haring (Grip) | Jack Stoney (Stunts) | Jack Wilson (Painter) | Lois Jessen (Wardrobe Designer) | Paul Stader (Stunts) | Vic Chatten (Stunts) | Alice Ribald (Hairstylist) | Barney Wolff (Special Effects) | Carl Coleman (Props) | Carl Mathews (Stunts) | Frank Caffey (Unit Manager) | Frank Hagney (Stunts) | Fritz Brosch (Camera Operator) | Jack Lethman (Grip) | Lorne Holmes (Greensman) | Murray Young (Grip) | Norman Lacey (Location Manager) | Pat Williams (Wardrobe Master) | Victor Young (Original Music Composer) | William Rand (Camera Operator) | Anne Bauchens (Editor) | Biddle Dorsey (Stunts) | Dewey Wrigley (Underwater Camera) | Edna Shotwell (Wardrobe Master) | George Sawley (Set Decoration) | Harvey Dwight (Assistant Unit Manager) | Jimmie Dundee (Stunts) | W. L. Pereira (Visual Effects) | Walter Scharf (Orchestrator) | Charles Gemora (Makeup Artist) | Chuck Hamilton (Stunts) | Cliff Shirpser (Assistant Camera) | George Magrill (Stunts) | George Parrish (Orchestrator) | Harry Lindgren (Sound Recordist) | Houghton Ralph (Stunts) | Leonora Sabine (Hair Supervisor) | Louis Mesenkop (Special Sound Effects) | Natalie Kalmus (Color Designer) | Natalie Visart (Costume Design) | Paul K. Lerpae (Visual Effects) | Thelma Strabel (Treatment) | Wally Westmore (Makeup Supervisor) | Charles Bennett (Screenplay) | Coley Kessinger (Grip) | Dale Van Sickel (Stunts) | Dwight Franklin (Wardrobe Designer) | Farciot Edouart (Visual Effects) | G.E. Richardson (Still Photographer) | Gordon Jennings (Visual Effects) | James V. Murray (Assistant Camera) | Jesse Lasky Jr. (Screenplay) | LeVaughn Larson (Wardrobe Master) | Roland Anderson (Art Direction) | William H. Pine (Associate Producer) | Andrew J. Durkus (Grip) | Buddy G. DeSylva (Executive Producer) | George Bruggeman (Stunts) | Edward Overstreet (Special Effects) | Jeanie Macpherson (Additional Writing) | Harold Worthington (Props) |
The Florida Keys in 1840, where the implacable hurricanes of the Caribbean scream, where the salvagers of Key West, like the intrepid and beautiful Loxi Claiborne and her crew, reap, aboard frail schooners, the harvest of the wild wind, facing the shark teeth of the reefs to rescue the sailors and the cargo from the shipwrecks caused by the scavengers of the sea.
Ray Milland (Stephen Tolliver) | John Wayne (Captain Jack Stuart) | Paulette Goddard (Loxi Claiborne) | Raymond Massey (King Cutler) | Robert Preston (Dan Cutler) | Lynne Overman (Captain Phillip Philpott) | Susan Hayward (Drusilla Alston) | Charles Bickford (Mate of the 'Tyfib') | Walter Hampden (Commodore Devereaux) | Louise Beavers (Maum Maria) | Martha O'Driscoll (Ivy Devereaux) | Elisabeth Risdon (Mrs. Claiborne) | Hedda Hopper (Aunt Henrietta) | Victor Kilian (Widgeon) | Oscar Polk (Salt Meat) | Janet Beecher (Mrs. Mottram) | Ben Carter (Chinkapin) | William 'Wee Willie' Davis (The Lamb) | Lane Chandler (Sam) | Davison Clark (Judge Marvin) | Louis Merrill (Captain of the 'Pelican') | Frank M. Thomas (Dr. Jepson) | Keith Richards (Captain Carruthers) | Victor Varconi (Lubbock) | J. Farrell MacDonald (Port Captain) | Harry Woods (Mace) | Raymond Hatton (Master Shipwright) | Milburn Stone (Lieutenant Farragut) | Dave Wengren ('Claiborne' Lookout) | Tony Paton (Cadge) | Barbara Britton (Charleston Lady #1) | Julia Faye (Charleston Lady #2) | Ameda Lambert (Charleston Lady #3) | D'Arcy Miller (Charleston Beau #1) | Bruce Warren (Charleston Beau #2) | Cecil B. DeMille (Prologue Speaker (voice) (uncredited)) | Stanley Andrews (Turnkey (uncredited)) | Gertrude Astor (Ball Guest (uncredited)) | Frank Ferguson (Snaith (uncredited)) | James Flavin (Girl's Father (uncredited)) | Chuck Hamilton (Bosco (uncredited)) | Mildred Harris (Dancing Lady (uncredited)) | Sam Harris (Tea Guest (uncredited)) | Leota Lorraine (Ball Guest (uncredited)) | Akim Tamiroff (The Lamb (uncredited) (voice)) | Florence Wix (Ball Guest (uncredited)) | Byron Foulger (Bixby (uncredited)) |