Call Her Savage

Call Her Savage
Directed by	John Francis Dillon
Produced by	Sam E. Rork
Written by	Tiffany Thayer (novel) Edwin J. Burke
Starring	Clara Bow Gilbert Roland
Music by	Peter Brunelli Arthur Lange
Cinematography	Lee Garmes
Editing by	Harold D. Schuster
Distributed by	Fox Film Corporation
Release date(s)	November 24, 1932
Running time	82-92 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

Call Her Savage (1932) is a Pre-Code drama film directed by John Francis Dillon and starring Clara Bow as a wild young woman who rebels against the man she believes to be her father. This was Bow's second-to-last film role.

Cast

• Clara Bow as Nasa Springer
• Gilbert Roland as Moonglow
• Thelma Todd as Sunny De Lane
• Monroe Owsley as Lawrence Crosby
• Estelle Taylor as Ruth Springer
• Weldon Heyburn as Ronasa
• Willard Robertson as Pete Springer
• Anthony Jowitt as Jay Randall
• Fred Kohler as Silas Jennings
• Russell Simpson as Old Man In Wagon Train
• Margaret Livingston as Molly
• Carl Stockdale as Mort
• Dorothy Peterson as Silas' Wife
• Douglas Haig (uncredited) as Pete as a Boy

Notes

In a scene late in the film, Nasa and Jay Randall share the back seat of a taxi. He says to her, "Well, you said you wanted to go slumming, so I picked a place to eat in the Village. Only wild poets and anarchists eat there. It's pretty tough." After a further exchange of dialogue, the scene cuts to the place, a gay bar where two men in maid's uniforms and with feather dusters are singing a song. This scene was included in the documentary film The Celluloid Closet (1996).

External links

• Call Her Savage at the TCM Movie Database
• Call Her Savage at the Internet Movie Database
• Call Her Savage at AllRovi