| Monkey Business | |||||
| Image Ent. (1931) | |||||
| Comedy | |||||
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| Harpo Marx | Harpo | |
| Harry Woods | Alky Briggs | |
| Chico Marx | Chico | |
| Ruth Hall | Mary Helton | |
| Thelma Todd | Lucille Briggs | |
| Rockcliffe Fellowes | ||
| Tom Kennedy | First Mate Gibson | |
| Zeppo Marx | Zeppo | |
| Groucho Marx | Groucho | |
| Marx Brothers | ||
| Otto Fries | ||
| Ben Taggart | ||
| Rockliffe Fellowes | J.J. 'Big Joe' Helton | |
| Eddie Baker | Ship's officer | |
| Frederick Sullivan |
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| Producer | Herman J. Mankiewicz
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| Writer | S.J. Perelman
Will B. Johnstone |
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| Cinematography | Arthur L. Todd
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| Musician | John Leipold
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While hiding from the authorities on a luxury liner, the quartet of stowaways become bodyguards of rival gangsters, with the usual hilarious results. And naturally, no woman can resist a shipboard romance with the wily, quick-witted Groucho. |
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