
A reckless, polo‑playing playboy (Henry Fonda) squanders his wealth in a relentless pursuit of romance. He marries a glamorous but shallow heiress (Mary Brian), only to lose everything when they divorce and she claims the entire fortune. Reduced to poverty, he discovers genuine love with the sincere Pat Paterson, who values none of his former riches and shows him that wealth means nothing without love.
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Explore the complete cast of Spendthrift, including both lead and supporting actors. Learn who plays each character, discover their past roles and achievements, and find out what makes this ensemble cast stand out in the world of film and television.

Edward Brophy
Bill McGuire

Mary Brian
Sally Barnaby

Henry Fonda
Townsend Middleton

Robert Strange
Ransom

Don Brodie
Reporter

J.M. Kerrigan
Pop O'Connell

Clarence Muse
Restaurant Table Captain

Jonathan Hale
Attorney

George Barbier
Uncle Morton Middleton

Richard Carle
Popsy

Gayne Whitman
Radio Announcer

Carl Stockdale
Uncle Morton Middleton's Doctor

Miki Morita
Valet

Russell Hicks
Attorney

Charles Irwin
Carlton (polo player)

Jerry Mandy
Enrico

Emmett Vogan
Radio Station Executive

Lester Dorr
Reporter

Halliwell Hobbes
Beuhl - the Butler

Guy Usher
Sheriff

Spencer Charters
Col. Barnaby

William Ruhl
Radio Operator

Ruth Warren
Eleanor - Uncle Morton Middleton's Secretary

Greta Meyer
Hilda - the Maid

Grace Goodall
Uncle Morton Middleton's Nurse

June Brewster
Topsy Martin

Pat Paterson
Valerie 'Boots' O'Connell
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