Earthworm Tractors

WE'LL TELL THE WORLD HE'LL SELL THE WORLD!

⭐ 5.3 /10 6 votes

July 24, 1936 1h 9m Released

Comedy

Storyline

A salesman tries to sell a tractor to a customer who hates tractors while falling for the girl.

Key Information

                                        Director
                                        Ray Enright
                                    

                                        Writers
                                        Heinz Roemheld, Paul Gerard Smith
                                    

                                    Studio
                                    Warner Bros. Pictures
                                

                                    Rating
                                    5.3/10
                                

                                    Language
                                    EN
                                

Cast & Crew

Joe E. Brown

Alexander Botts

June Travis

Mabel Johnson

Guy Kibbee

Sam Johnson

Dick Foran

Emmet McManus

Carol Hughes

Sally Blair

Gene Lockhart

George Healey

Olin Howland

Mr. Blair

Joseph Crehan

Mr. Henderson

Rosalind Marquis

Telephone Girl

Charles C. Wilson

H.J. Russell

William B. Davidson

Mr. Jackson

Irving Bacon

Taxicab Driver

Frequently Asked Questions

When was Earthworm Tractors released?

Earthworm Tractors was released on July 24, 1936.

How long is Earthworm Tractors?

The runtime of Earthworm Tractors is 1h 9m.

What genre is Earthworm Tractors?

Earthworm Tractors is a Comedy movie.

What is the rating of Earthworm Tractors?

Earthworm Tractors has a rating of 5.3 out of 10 on TMDB.

Where can I watch Earthworm Tractors?

Earthworm Tractors is available to watch. Check streaming platforms and theaters near you.

Who directed Earthworm Tractors?

Earthworm Tractors was directed by Ray Enright.

Who stars in Earthworm Tractors?

The main cast of Earthworm Tractors includes Joe E. Brown, June Travis, Guy Kibbee.

What language is Earthworm Tractors in?

Earthworm Tractors is originally in English.