Hollywood Mystery

Hollywood Mystery was released on June 21, 1934.

Hollywood Mystery was directed by B. Reeves Eason.

Hollywood Mystery has a runtime of 53m.

Hollywood Mystery was produced by Fanchon Royer.

A PR man for a low-budget studio comes up with what he believes is the perfect gimmick: to make a gangster picture with a real gangster in the lead role! He convinces a director--a foreigner who doesn't know much about the American gangster scene--to come on board, and they find what they believe to be their perfect leading man when they spot a tough-looking customer knock out a man in a nightclub. It turns out that the "gangster" they picked isn't a gangster at all, but the man he knocked out in the nightclub is. Complications ensue.

The key characters in Hollywood Mystery are Doris Dawn (June Clyde), Daniel Patrick Ryan (Frank Albertson), Tony Capello (José Crespo).

Hollywood Mystery is rated Passed.

Hollywood Mystery is a Drama, Action film.

Hollywood Mystery has an audience rating of 4.8 out of 10.