I Like Your Nerve

A bookworm goes to Latin America and saves a politician's daughter from a forced marriage.

Cast

Douglas Fairbanks Jr.

as Larry O'Brien

Loretta Young

as Diane Forsythe

Henry Kolker

as Areal Pacheco

Claud Allister

as Archie Lester

Edmund Breon

as Clive Lattimer

Boris Karloff

as Luigi - Pacheco's Butler

Luis Alberni

as Sao Pedro Waiter (uncredited)

Harry Cording

as San Arango Officer (uncredited)

George Chesebro

as Captain of the Guards (uncredited)

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