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An American in Paris (1951)
Music, Romance, Comedy . 01 h 53 m
3/5(2)

Overview

Jerry Mulligan is an exuberant American expatriate in Paris trying to make a reputation as a painter. His friend Adam is a struggling concert pianist who's a long time associate of a famous French singer, Henri Baurel. A lonely society woman, Milo Roberts, takes Jerry under her wing and supports him, but is interested in more than his art.

Release Date

26 September 1951

Languages

English, French, German,

Produced By

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,

Directed by :
Vincente Minnelli

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Summary

"An American in Paris - What a joy! It's M-G-M's Technicolor musical!" is english Language Movie.

"An American in Paris" was released on 26 September 1951 it had a budget of $5,635,000 and had box office collection of $6,981,000.

The movie was directed by Vincente Minnelli

It has cast of: Gene Kelly as Jerry Mulligan, Leslie Caron as Lise Bouvier, Oscar Levant as Adam Cook, Georges Guétary as Henri Baurel, Nina Foch as Milo Roberts, Robert Ames as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Joan Anderson as Child in Ballet (uncredited), Larry Arnold as Frenchman (uncredited), Martha Bamattre as Mathilde Mattieu (uncredited), Charles Bastin as Smiling Young Man (uncredited), Joan Bayley as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Rodney Bieber as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Madge Blake as Edna Mae Bestram (uncredited), Ralph Blum as Patron at Flodair Café (uncredited), Nan Boardman as Maid (uncredited), Dino Bolognese as Bartender (uncredited), Eugene Borden as Georges Matthieu (uncredited), Ann Brendon as Dancer (uncredited), Peter Camlin as Artist (uncredited), Benny Carter as Saxophonist in Cafe (uncredited), Sue Casey as Dancer (uncredited), Monique Chantal as Audience Member (uncredited), Andre Charisse as Patron at Flodair Café / Dancing Partner (uncredited), Bill Chatham as Dancing G.I. (uncredited), Jack Chefe as Audience Member (uncredited), Dick Cherney as Spectator at Show (uncredited), Ann Codee as Therese (uncredited), Louise Colombet as Woman with Cats (uncredited), Allan Cook as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Gino Corrado as Cafe Patron (uncredited), Paul Cristo as Cafe Patron (uncredited), Susan Cummings as Patron at Flodair Café (uncredited), Albert D'Arno as Waiter (uncredited), Viola Daniels as Patron at Flodair Café (uncredited), George Davis as François (uncredited), Paul De Corday as Bartender (uncredited), René de Loffre as Boy (uncredited), Gloria Dea as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), George Dee as Waiter (uncredited), Jeannine Ducasse as Girl (uncredited), Art Dupuis as Driver (uncredited), John Eldredge as Jack Jansen (uncredited), Carli Elinor as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Marietta Elliott as Dancer (uncredited), George Ellsworth as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Luigi Faccuito as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Ernie Flatt as Dancing G.I. (uncredited), Bess Flowers as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Clair Freeman as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Mary Jane French as Dancer (uncredited), Captain Garcia as Man at Shutters (uncredited), Jon Gardner as Child in Ballet (uncredited), Mary Gleason as Dancer (uncredited), Shirley Glickman as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Ricky Gonzales as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Ricardo Gonzáles as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Alex Goudovitch as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Andre Guy as Boy (uncredited), Claude Guy as Boy (uncredited), Patricia Hall as Dancer (uncredited), Betty Hannon as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Jack Harmon as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Jean Harrison as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Lars Hensen as Party Guest (uncredited), Marian Horosko as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Don Hulbert as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Dickie Humphreys as Dancing G.I. (uncredited), Harvey Karels as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), David Kasday as Child in Ballet (uncredited), Paul King as Club Patron (uncredited), Stephen Kirchner as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Isabel La Mal as Audience Member (uncredited), Tommy Ladd as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Jeanne Lafayette as Nun / Artist / French Girl (uncredited), Judy Landon as Dancer (uncredited), Richard Landry as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Michele Lange as Audience Member (uncredited), Numa Lapeyre as Girl (uncredited), Louise Laureau as Nun / Woman at Table (uncredited), Louis Laurent as Bearded Painter (uncredited), Janet Lavis as Fury (uncredited), Meredith Leeds as Dancer (uncredited), Diki Lerner as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Ruth Lewis as Girl at Ball (uncredited), Shirley Lopez as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Ralph Madlener as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Bert Madrid as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Dudley Field Malone as Winston Churchill (uncredited), Bob Mascagno as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Charles Mauu as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Paul Maxey as John McDowd (uncredited), Anthony Mazzola as Boy with Bubble Gum (uncredited), Leonard A. Mazzola as Young Man at Mirror (uncredited), Greg McClure as Rugged G.I. (uncredited), Svetlana McLee as Fury (uncredited), Mary Menzies as Fury (uncredited), Sheila Meyers as Fury (uncredited), Charles Millsfield as Man with Books (uncredited), Leo Mostovoy as Audience Member (uncredited), Noel Neill as American Girl (uncredited), Anna Q. Nilsson as Kay Jansen (uncredited), Allen O'Locklin as Man (uncredited), Charles Owens as Reveler at Art Students Ball (uncredited), Alfred Paix as Postman (uncredited), Jetsy Parker as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Christian Pasques as Boy with Bubble Gum (uncredited), Hamil Petroff as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Lucien Plauzoles as Boy with Bubble Gum (uncredited), Pierre Plauzoles as Boy (uncredited), Albert Pollet as Man at Table (uncredited), Waclaw Rekwart as Cafe Patron (uncredited), Ricky Ricardi as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Carol Risser as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Marilyn Rogers as Dancer (uncredited), Jean Romaine as Dancer (uncredited), Alex Romero as Dancing G.I. (uncredited), Hayden Rorke as Tommy Baldwin (uncredited), Dennis Ross as Child in Ballet (uncredited), Albert Ruiz as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Marilyn Russell as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Betty Scott as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Linda Scott as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Rudolph Silva as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Pat Simms as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Mabel Smaney as Frenchwoman (uncredited), Melba Snowden as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), John Stanley as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Sam Strangis as G.I. (uncredited), Beverly Thompson as Dancer (uncredited), Peter Troiekouroff as Boy (uncredited), Dee Turnell as Fury (uncredited), Dorothy Tuttle as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Maya Van Horn as Audience Member (uncredited), Pat Volasko as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Dorothy Ward as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Ray Weamer as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Pamela Wells as Child in Ballet (uncredited), Dick Wessel as Ben Macrow (uncredited), Herbert Winters as G.I. (uncredited), Mary Young as Flower Lady (uncredited), Lila Zali as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Marie Antoinette Andrews as News Vendor (uncredited), Felice Basso as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Janine Bergez as Girl (uncredited), Florence Brundage as Fury (uncredited), Monica Bucky as Girl (uncredited), David Carlin as Strongman (uncredited), Ralph Del Campo as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Marie Francoise as Girl (uncredited), Madeline Gradine as Child in Ballet (uncredited), Linda Heller as Child in Ballet (uncredited), Madge Journeay as Dancer (uncredited), Eileen Locklin as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Wanda Lucienne as Woman on Phone (uncredited), Bonnie Menzies as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Roy Ossorio as Ballet Dancer (uncredited), Don Quinn as Honeymooner (uncredited), Anne Belle Rasmussen as Child in Ballet (uncredited), Phyllis Sutton as Fury (uncredited), Yves Troendle as Boy (uncredited) in lead roles.

Series Cast

Gene Kelly
Jerry Mulligan
Popularity:8.637

Leslie Caron
Lise Bouvier
Popularity:12.069

Oscar Levant
Adam Cook
Popularity:2.88

Georges Guétary
Henri Baurel
Popularity:3.889

Nina Foch
Milo Roberts
Popularity:13.003

Robert Ames
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.748

Joan Anderson
Child in Ballet (uncredited)
Popularity:0.011

Larry Arnold
Frenchman (uncredited)
Popularity:0.375

Martha Bamattre
Mathilde Mattieu (uncredited)
Popularity:0.58

Charles Bastin
Smiling Young Man (uncredited)
Popularity:0.425

Joan Bayley
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.015

Rodney Bieber
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Madge Blake
Edna Mae Bestram (uncredited)
Popularity:9.735

Ralph Blum
Patron at Flodair Café (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Nan Boardman
Maid (uncredited)
Popularity:1.278

Dino Bolognese
Bartender (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Eugene Borden
Georges Matthieu (uncredited)
Popularity:4.69

Ann Brendon
Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.011

Peter Camlin
Artist (uncredited)
Popularity:0.561

Benny Carter
Saxophonist in Cafe (uncredited)
Popularity:0.788

Sue Casey
Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:2.227

Monique Chantal
Audience Member (uncredited)
Popularity:0.007

Andre Charisse
Patron at Flodair Café / Dancing Partner (uncredited)
Popularity:2.131

Bill Chatham
Dancing G.I. (uncredited)
Popularity:0.033

Jack Chefe
Audience Member (uncredited)
Popularity:2.863

Dick Cherney
Spectator at Show (uncredited)
Popularity:3.147

Ann Codee
Therese (uncredited)
Popularity:6.388

Louise Colombet
Woman with Cats (uncredited)
Popularity:0.111

Allan Cook
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Gino Corrado
Cafe Patron (uncredited)
Popularity:3.858

Paul Cristo
Cafe Patron (uncredited)
Popularity:1.817

Susan Cummings
Patron at Flodair Café (uncredited)
Popularity:6.04

Albert D'Arno
Waiter (uncredited)
Popularity:0.551

Viola Daniels
Patron at Flodair Café (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

George Davis
François (uncredited)
Popularity:4.807

Paul De Corday
Bartender (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

René de Loffre
Boy (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Gloria Dea
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:1.249

George Dee
Waiter (uncredited)
Popularity:0.953

Jeannine Ducasse
Girl (uncredited)
Popularity:0.004

Art Dupuis
Driver (uncredited)
Popularity:0.26

John Eldredge
Jack Jansen (uncredited)
Popularity:1.939

Carli Elinor
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.7

Marietta Elliott
Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.459

George Ellsworth
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Luigi Faccuito
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Ernie Flatt
Dancing G.I. (uncredited)
Popularity:0.263

Bess Flowers
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:8.795

Clair Freeman
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.046

Mary Jane French
Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Captain Garcia
Man at Shutters (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Jon Gardner
Child in Ballet (uncredited)
Popularity:0.645

Mary Gleason
Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.046

Shirley Glickman
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Ricky Gonzales
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Ricardo Gonzáles
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Alex Goudovitch
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.22

Andre Guy
Boy (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Claude Guy
Boy (uncredited)
Popularity:0.119

Patricia Hall
Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.052

Betty Hannon
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.329

Jack Harmon
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Jean Harrison
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.015

Lars Hensen
Party Guest (uncredited)
Popularity:3.344

Marian Horosko
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Don Hulbert
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.064

Dickie Humphreys
Dancing G.I. (uncredited)
Popularity:0.519

Harvey Karels
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.525

David Kasday
Child in Ballet (uncredited)
Popularity:1.892

Paul King
Club Patron (uncredited)
Popularity:0.645

Stephen Kirchner
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Isabel La Mal
Audience Member (uncredited)
Popularity:3.792

Tommy Ladd
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.111

Jeanne Lafayette
Nun / Artist / French Girl (uncredited)
Popularity:1.409

Judy Landon
Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:3.058

Richard Landry
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Michele Lange
Audience Member (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Numa Lapeyre
Girl (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Louise Laureau
Nun / Woman at Table (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Louis Laurent
Bearded Painter (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Janet Lavis
Fury (uncredited)
Popularity:0.002

Meredith Leeds
Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.013

Diki Lerner
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:3.155

Ruth Lewis
Girl at Ball (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Shirley Lopez
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.006

Ralph Madlener
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Bert Madrid
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.788

Dudley Field Malone
Winston Churchill (uncredited)
Popularity:1.115

Bob Mascagno
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Charles Mauu
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.056

Paul Maxey
John McDowd (uncredited)
Popularity:3.134

Anthony Mazzola
Boy with Bubble Gum (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Leonard A. Mazzola
Young Man at Mirror (uncredited)
Popularity:1.253

Greg McClure
Rugged G.I. (uncredited)
Popularity:1.732

Svetlana McLee
Fury (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Mary Menzies
Fury (uncredited)
Popularity:2.606

Sheila Meyers
Fury (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Charles Millsfield
Man with Books (uncredited)
Popularity:0.305

Leo Mostovoy
Audience Member (uncredited)
Popularity:1.018

Noel Neill
American Girl (uncredited)
Popularity:2.84

Anna Q. Nilsson
Kay Jansen (uncredited)
Popularity:13.245

Allen O'Locklin
Man (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Charles Owens
Reveler at Art Students Ball (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Alfred Paix
Postman (uncredited)
Popularity:0.109

Jetsy Parker
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Christian Pasques
Boy with Bubble Gum (uncredited)
Popularity:0.15

Hamil Petroff
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.316

Lucien Plauzoles
Boy with Bubble Gum (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Pierre Plauzoles
Boy (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Albert Pollet
Man at Table (uncredited)
Popularity:1.996

Waclaw Rekwart
Cafe Patron (uncredited)
Popularity:0.615

Ricky Ricardi
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Carol Risser
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Marilyn Rogers
Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.988

Jean Romaine
Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Alex Romero
Dancing G.I. (uncredited)
Popularity:1.551

Hayden Rorke
Tommy Baldwin (uncredited)
Popularity:10.152

Dennis Ross
Child in Ballet (uncredited)
Popularity:0.579

Albert Ruiz
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.005

Marilyn Russell
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Betty Scott
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.189

Linda Scott
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Rudolph Silva
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Pat Simms
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Mabel Smaney
Frenchwoman (uncredited)
Popularity:2.916

Melba Snowden
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

John Stanley
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Sam Strangis
G.I. (uncredited)
Popularity:2.24

Beverly Thompson
Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.469

Peter Troiekouroff
Boy (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Dee Turnell
Fury (uncredited)
Popularity:1.757

Dorothy Tuttle
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.745

Maya Van Horn
Audience Member (uncredited)
Popularity:0.521

Pat Volasko
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.01

Dorothy Ward
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.601

Ray Weamer
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.157

Pamela Wells
Child in Ballet (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Dick Wessel
Ben Macrow (uncredited)
Popularity:5.384

Herbert Winters
G.I. (uncredited)
Popularity:0.081

Mary Young
Flower Lady (uncredited)
Popularity:5.155

Lila Zali
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Marie Antoinette Andrews
News Vendor (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Felice Basso
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Janine Bergez
Girl (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Florence Brundage
Fury (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Monica Bucky
Girl (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

David Carlin
Strongman (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Ralph Del Campo
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Marie Francoise
Girl (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Madeline Gradine
Child in Ballet (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Linda Heller
Child in Ballet (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Madge Journeay
Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.118

Eileen Locklin
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Wanda Lucienne
Woman on Phone (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Bonnie Menzies
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Roy Ossorio
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Don Quinn
Honeymooner (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Anne Belle Rasmussen
Child in Ballet (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Phyllis Sutton
Fury (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Yves Troendle
Boy (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

It Crew included: Alan Jay Lerner as Story(Writing), Vincente Minnelli as Director(Directing), Alfred Gilks as Director of Photography(Camera), Alan Jay Lerner as Screenplay(Writing), Arthur Freed as Producer(Production), Van Allen James as Sound Editor(Sound), Edwin B. Willis as Set Decoration(Art), Adrienne Fazan as Editor(Editing), Cedric Gibbons as Art Direction(Art), Orry-Kelly as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), E. Preston Ames as Art Direction(Art), A. Lindsley Lane as Camera Operator(Camera), Saul Chaplin as Music Director(Sound), Gene Kelly as Choreographer(Crew), Douglas Shearer as Recording Supervision(Sound), Warren Newcombe as Special Effects(Crew), Irving G. Ries as Special Effects(Crew), Conrad Salinger as Orchestrator(Sound), Sydney Guilaroff as Hair Designer(Costume & Make-Up), William Tuttle as Makeup Designer(Costume & Make-Up), Ira Gershwin as Lyricist(Writing), Irene Sharaff as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), Walter Plunkett as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), George Gershwin as Songs(Sound), George Gershwin as Original Music Composer(Sound), Roger Edens as Associate Producer(Production), Conrad Salinger as Original Music Composer(Sound), John Truwe as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), Robert J. Schiffer as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), J.J. Cohn as Unit Manager(Production), Jay Marchant as Unit Manager(Production), Walter Strohm as Production Manager(Production), Hugh Boswell as Assistant Director(Directing), Alfred Raboch as Assistant Director(Directing), Edward Woehler as Assistant Director(Directing), F. Keogh Gleason as Assistant Set Decoration(Art), Henry Greutert as Sculptor(Art), Dillard Clayton Thomason as Scenic Artist(Crew), Frank Wesselhoff as Painter(Art), Standish J. Lambert as Sound(Sound), Louis Lichtenfield as Matte Painter(Visual Effects), Russell Saunders as Stunt Double(Crew), John Alton as Additional Photography(Camera), Richard Borland as Grip(Camera), Sid Moore as Electrician(Lighting), Wes Shanks as Gaffer(Lighting), Joan Joseff as Other(Costume & Make-Up), William LeVanway as Supervising Editor(Editing), Henri Jaffa as Colorist(Editing), Johnny Green as Music Director(Sound), Gus Bivona as Musician(Sound), Alex Alexander as Musician(Sound), Samuel Albert as Musician(Sound), John T. Boudreau as Musician(Sound), Benny Carter as Orchestrator(Sound), Alec Compinsky as Musician(Sound), David Crocov as Musician(Sound), Robert Franklyn as Orchestrator(Sound), Jakob Gimpel as Musician(Sound), Max Gralnick as Musician(Sound), Saul Grant as Musician(Sound), Johnny Green as Additional Music(Crew), Wally Heglin as Orchestrator(Sound), Glen Johnston as Musician(Sound), Sol Kindler as Musician(Sound), Arthur Maebe as Musician(Sound), Jack Marshall as Musician(Sound), Skip Martin as Orchestrator(Sound), Peter Mercurio as Musician(Sound), Uan Rasey as Musician(Sound), Milton Raskin as Musician(Sound), Albert Sendrey as Orchestrator(Sound), Jack Teagarden as Musician(Sound), Si Zentner as Musician(Sound), Howard Dietz as Unit Publicist(Crew), Jane Loring as Production Assistant(Production), Kenton Andrews as Researcher(Production), Alain Antik as Technical Advisor(Crew), Rudi Monta as Legal Services(Crew), in lead roles.

Series Crew

Alan Jay Lerner
Story
O:Writing

Vincente Minnelli
Director
O:Directing

Alfred Gilks
Director of Photography
O:Camera

Alan Jay Lerner
Screenplay
O:Writing

Arthur Freed
Producer
O:Production

Van Allen James
Sound Editor
O:Sound

Edwin B. Willis
Set Decoration
O:Art

Adrienne Fazan
Editor
O:Editing

Cedric Gibbons
Art Direction
O:Art

Orry-Kelly
Costume Design
O:Costume & Make-Up

E. Preston Ames
Art Direction
O:Art

A. Lindsley Lane
Camera Operator
O:Camera

Saul Chaplin
Music Director
O:Sound

Gene Kelly
Choreographer
O:Crew

Douglas Shearer
Recording Supervision
O:Sound

Warren Newcombe
Special Effects
O:Crew

Irving G. Ries
Special Effects
O:Crew

Conrad Salinger
Orchestrator
O:Sound

Sydney Guilaroff
Hair Designer
O:Costume & Make-Up

William Tuttle
Makeup Designer
O:Costume & Make-Up

Ira Gershwin
Lyricist
O:Writing

Irene Sharaff
Costume Design
O:Costume & Make-Up

Walter Plunkett
Costume Design
O:Costume & Make-Up

George Gershwin
Songs
O:Sound

George Gershwin
Original Music Composer
O:Sound

Roger Edens
Associate Producer
O:Production

Conrad Salinger
Original Music Composer
O:Sound

John Truwe
Makeup Artist
O:Costume & Make-Up

Robert J. Schiffer
Makeup Artist
O:Costume & Make-Up

J.J. Cohn
Unit Manager
O:Production

Jay Marchant
Unit Manager
O:Production

Walter Strohm
Production Manager
O:Production

Hugh Boswell
Assistant Director
O:Directing

Alfred Raboch
Assistant Director
O:Directing

Edward Woehler
Assistant Director
O:Directing

F. Keogh Gleason
Assistant Set Decoration
O:Art

Henry Greutert
Sculptor
O:Art

Dillard Clayton Thomason
Scenic Artist
O:Crew

Frank Wesselhoff
Painter
O:Art

Standish J. Lambert
Sound
O:Sound

Louis Lichtenfield
Matte Painter
O:Visual Effects

Russell Saunders
Stunt Double
O:Crew

John Alton
Additional Photography
O:Camera

Richard Borland
Grip
O:Camera

Sid Moore
Electrician
O:Lighting

Wes Shanks
Gaffer
O:Lighting

Joan Joseff
Other
O:Costume & Make-Up

William LeVanway
Supervising Editor
O:Editing

Henri Jaffa
Colorist
O:Editing

Johnny Green
Music Director
O:Sound

Gus Bivona
Musician
O:Sound

Alex Alexander
Musician
O:Sound

Samuel Albert
Musician
O:Sound

John T. Boudreau
Musician
O:Sound

Benny Carter
Orchestrator
O:Sound

Alec Compinsky
Musician
O:Sound

David Crocov
Musician
O:Sound

Robert Franklyn
Orchestrator
O:Sound

Jakob Gimpel
Musician
O:Sound

Max Gralnick
Musician
O:Sound

Saul Grant
Musician
O:Sound

Johnny Green
Additional Music
O:Crew

Wally Heglin
Orchestrator
O:Sound

Glen Johnston
Musician
O:Sound

Sol Kindler
Musician
O:Sound

Arthur Maebe
Musician
O:Sound

Jack Marshall
Musician
O:Sound

Skip Martin
Orchestrator
O:Sound

Peter Mercurio
Musician
O:Sound

Uan Rasey
Musician
O:Sound

Milton Raskin
Musician
O:Sound

Albert Sendrey
Orchestrator
O:Sound

Jack Teagarden
Musician
O:Sound

Si Zentner
Musician
O:Sound

Howard Dietz
Unit Publicist
O:Crew

Jane Loring
Production Assistant
O:Production

Kenton Andrews
Researcher
O:Production

Alain Antik
Technical Advisor
O:Crew

Rudi Monta
Legal Services
O:Crew
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Status: Released
Released on:
26 September 1951

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