Love on the Run

Love on the Run (1936)

Country	USA
Directed by	W. S. Van Dyke
Release Date	1936
Studio	MGM

Main Cast
Character	Actor
Sally Parker	Joan Crawford
Michael Anthony	Clark Gable
Barney Pells	Franchot Tone
Baron Otto Spandermann	Reginald Owen
Baroness Hilda Spandermann	Mona Barrie
Prince Igor	Ivan Lebedeff

Love on the Run is an American romantic comedy that finds a socialite (Joan Crawford) running away from her wedding and into international intrigue with two newspapermen (Clark Gable and Franchot Tone) fighting to cover her story.

The following weapons were used in the film Love on the Run:

Handguns

Webley RIC "New Model"

The eccentric Fontainbleau Palace caretaker (Donald Meek) keeps a double-action Webley RIC "New Model" revolver in his desk and often practices the inadvisable habit of dry-firing it against his temple to confirm that it isn't loaded.

Webley RIC No.1 New Model with 4.5" barrel - .476 Webley

The caretaker checks to make sure his revolver isn't loaded.

The caretaker's revolver falls out of his belt while dancing with Sally.

The caretaker picks up his revolver.

Mike shows concern with how the caretaker chooses to illustrate that his revolver is unloaded.

And yet, there was a live round or two in it.

Walther Model 8

Baron Otto Spandermann (Reginald Owen) carries a blued semi-automatic pistol that appears to be a Walther Model 8.

Walther Model 8 - 6.35mm Browning

The Baron draws his pistol upon entering Sally's train compartment.

The Baron with his pistol drawn.

The Baron and Baroness leave Sally held at gunpoint.

Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket

Baroness Hilda Spandermann (Mona Barrie) carries a nickel Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket with white pearl grips.

Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket Nickel with pearl grips - .25 ACP

The Baroness holds her Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket on Sally.

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless

Later, Baroness Hilda Spandermann (Mona Barrie) carries a nickel Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless with black grips, which Mike (Clark Gable) takes away from her. It may be the same nickel-plated pistol seen carried earlier by their chauffeur, Paul (Duke York).