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Dark Hazard

6.3

/10

626 people rated

1934•1 h 13 m•United States

Jim is a compulsive gambler. He meets Marge at a boarding house and they get married. His gambling causes problems. When he runs into old flame Valerie, Marge leaves him. After a few years he returns, but she is now in love with old flame Pres. Jim buys racing dog Dark Hazard and makes a fortune which he loses on roulette.

Drama

Cast (18)

Edward G. Robinson

Jim 'Buck' Turner

Genevieve Tobin

Hobart Cavanaugh

Gordon Westcott

Willard Robertson

Bill 'Billy' Fallen

William V. Mong

George Chandler

Soapy Sam Lambert

Man Advising Jim at Dog Track

Harrison Greene

Roulette Dealer at Benny's Casino

Mr. Stein's Assistant

George--Train Porter

Birdy--Australian Tout

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08/06/2023 04:51

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16/11/2022 13:06

Dark Hazard

Rakesh reddy

16/11/2022 01:44

Dark Hazard is 80 minutes of sheer delight in this Edward G. Robinson '34 item directed by Alfred Green that I was totally unfamiliar with. Robinson gives a heart warming interpretation of a race track tout and gambler who falls for Genvieve Tobin, somewhat of a wasp with whom they have wedding bliss in California where he's hired to look after Sidney Toler's 1/3 interest in a dog track. His infatuation with gambling causes her to move back with her mother in (Ohio?); he follows her and patronizes the local dog track where he follows the horse Dark Hazard closely. After the horse is injured he buys it for $25 and nurses it back to health and wealth. He has left Tobin and goes back to his old flame, Glenda Farrell (at her intense best). Has all of Warner's fine snap crackle and pop ingredients of that era.

use jerry jerry

16/11/2022 01:44

I couldn't believe this film logged in at only 72 minutes; it seemed to cover so much (it must have been a thick book). The boy-meets-girl, boy-marries-girl takes about two scenes, a transition I've seen only in "Daddy's Gone a Hunting." It's a realistic film: as soon as the greyhound breaks his leg, his owner orders him put down. It's surprising. For example, his nemesis at the hotel keeps provoking him, getting him fired and challenging him to a fight, but it's not what it appears. Other reviews have pointed out some pre-Code elements; here are a few more: -The husband and wife actually sleep in the same bed. -Robinson refers to his sexual prowess ("I've never disappointed you before").

Jacqueline

16/11/2022 01:44

Always admired Edward G. Robinson in all his films, he has never given a poor performance and will be remembered for as long as people enjoy great acting talent. His role in this picture was completely out of character, where he played a compulsive gambler who fell in love with a greyhound DOG, named "Dark Hazard". He tired to marry a woman who really did not love him and gave him a hard time throughout the picture. Edward G's real love was Glenda Farrell, veteran screen actress who was suppose to be very sexy according to the 1934 years and was always there to help him out when his wife ran away to another town. I also noticed Sidney Toler(John Bright) in this film, he was the star of the "Charlie Chan" Movies of the 1940's and very popular. This film cannot in any way be critized nor the actors in this film, lets remember, Edward G. Robinson is a National Figure even in 2003, he is on OUR POSTAGE STAMP!

Nadir

16/11/2022 01:44

Compulsive gambler Edward G. Robinson marries nice girl Genevieve Tobin and tries to settle down. His gambling and irresponsibility causes problems between them. Soon he's spending time with ex-girlfriend Glenda Farrell and his wife leaves him. Eventually he buys an injured racing dog named Dark Hazard and nurses him back to health, planning to make a winner out of him. Fine role for Edward G. Robinson with a solid cast backing him up. Glenda Farrell is always enjoyable. Genevieve Tobin has the thankless role of the suffering wife. Sidney Toler plays the guy who gets Robinson back into gambling. Was remade just a few years later as Wine, Women, and Horses starring Barton MacLane and Ann Sheridan. This is the better version of the two but that one's not bad. Both are pretty simple programmers.