Boots Malone 72 years old

The story of a boy who left home... and a stumble bum who never had one!

In this 1952 drama directed by William Dieterle, William Holden stars as an agent for horse jockeys who faces his greatest challenge.

Credits

Name	Character
Harry Morgan He was 36, 96 years old when he died	as Quarter Horse Henry
Anthony Caruso He was 35, 86 years old when he died	as Joe
William Holden He was 33, 63 years old when he died	as Boots Malone
Ed Begley He was 50, 69 years old when he died	as Howard Whitehead
Hank Worden He was 50, 91 years old when he died	as Auto Mechanic
Basil Ruysdael He was 63, 72 years old when he died	as Preacher Cole
Carl Benton Reid He was 58, 79 years old when he died	as John Williams
Whit Bissell He was 42, 86 years old when he died	as Lou Dyer
Stanley Clements He was 25, 55 years old when he died	as Stash Clements
Frank Ferguson He was 52, 78 years old when he died	as Private Investigator
Hugh Sanders He was 40, 54 years old when he died	as Matson
Ralph Dumke He was 52, 64 years old when he died	as Beckett
Harry Hines He was 62, 78 years old when he died	as Goofy Gordon

Name	Department
William Dieterle as Director. He was 58 (79) years old when He died	Directing
Milton Holmes as Screenplay. He was 44 (80) years old when He died	Writing

The story of a boy who left home... and a stumble bum who never had one!