The Most Dangerous Game (1932) The Most Dangerous Game

The Most Dangerous Game ★★★ The Hounds of Zaroff 1932 Shipwrecked McRae washed ashore on the island of Banks's Count Zaroff, a deranged sportsman with a flair for tracking humans. Guess who becomes the mad count's next target. Oft-told tale is compellingly related in this, the first of many using Richard Connell's famous short story. If deja vu sets in, don't worry. This production uses most of the scenery, staff, and cast from its studio cousin, "King Kong." Remade in 1945 as "A Game of Death" and in 1956 as "Run for the Sun." 78m/B VHS, DVD. Joel McCrea, Fay Wray, Leslie Banks, Robert Armstrong, Noble Johnson; Director: Ernest B. Schoedsack, Irving Pichel; Writer: James A. Creelman; Writer: Henry W. Gerrard; Cameo: Max Steiner.

At-a-glance
Year Released 1932
Length (in minutes) 78
Display Black & White
Formats VHS, DVD
National Film Registry
Credits
Role Name
Actor Fay Wray
Actor Leslie Banks
Actor Joel McCrea
Actor Noble Johnson
Actor Robert Armstrong
Cameo Max Steiner
Cinematographer Henry W. Gerrard
Director Irving Pichel
Director Ernest B. Schoedsack
Writer James A. Creelman