Music, Comedy, Romance . 02 h 29 m
Overview
Release Date
12 December 1969
Languages
English,
Produced By
Chenault Productions, 20th Century Fox,
Directed by : Gene Kelly
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"Hello, Dolly! - Come anytime for the time of your life!" is english Language Movie.
"Hello, Dolly!" was released on 12 December 1969 it had a budget of $24,000,000 and had box office collection of $33,208,099.
The movie was directed by Gene Kelly
It has cast of: Barbra Streisand as Dolly Levi, Walter Matthau as Horace Vandergelder, Michael Crawford as Cornelius Hackl, Marianne McAndrew as Irene Molloy, Danny Lockin as Barnaby Tucker, E.J. Peaker as Minnie Fay, Joyce Ames as Ermengarde, Tommy Tune as Ambrose Kemper, Judy Knaiz as Gussie Granger, David Hurst as Rudolph Reisenweber, Fritz Feld as Rudolph's Assistant, Richard Collier as Vandergelder's Barber, J. Pat O'Malley as Policeman in Park, Louis Armstrong as Orchestra Leader, David Ahdar as Laborer (uncredited), Will Ahern as Paper Ricker / Dancer (uncredited), Rutanya Alda as Townsperson (uncredited), Melanie Alexander as Dancer (uncredited), Ben Archibek as Young Lover (uncredited), John Arnold as Young Man (uncredited), Roger Arroyo as Little Person (uncredited), Robert Bakanic as Dancer (uncredited), Frank Baker as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), George Barrows as Policeman (uncredited), Al Beaudine as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), William Benedict as News Vendor (uncredited), Jack Berle as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), Billy Bletcher as Man (uncredited), Herman Boden as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), Nick Borgani as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), George Boyce as Dancer (uncredited), Bettina Brenna as Rhine Maiden (uncredited), Buddy Bryan as Dancer (uncredited), James Chandler as Sullivan (Ticket Seller) (uncredited), Irwin Charone as Man (uncredited), Sterling Clark as Dancer (uncredited), Allegra Clegg as Blonde Daughter (uncredited), Jack R. Clinton as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), Robert Cole as Dancer (uncredited), John Command as Dancing Waiter (uncredited), Jimmy Cross as Drunk (uncredited), Scatman Crothers as Mr. Jones (Porter) (uncredited), Fred Curt as Dancer (uncredited), Billy Curtis as Little Person (uncredited), Linda Dano as Woman (uncredited), Sheila Dehner as Float Girl (uncredited), Frank Delfino as Midget (uncredited), George DeNormand as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), Lester Dorr as Workman (uncredited), Stewart East as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), Sam Edwards as Laborer (uncredited), James Elsegood as Page Baker (uncredited), Jeannie Epper as Float Girl (uncredited), Margo Epper as Float Girl (uncredited), Stephanie Epper as Float Girl (uncredited), Bonnie Evans as Page in Waiter's Gallop (uncredited), Morgan Farley as Workman / Onlooker (uncredited), William Fawcett as Customer (uncredited), Carey Foster as Dancer (uncredited), Jennifer Gan as Miss Bolivia (uncredited), Eddie Garrett as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), James Gonzalez as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), Rozsika Halmos as Pretzel Woman (uncredited), Sonja Haney as Dancer (uncredited), Chester Hayes as Stiltwalker (uncredited), Ines Hellendall as Dancer (uncredited), James Hibbard as Dancer (uncredited), Gloria Hill as Rhine Maiden (uncredited), Bern Hoffman as Harmonia Gardens Patron (uncredited), Ken Hooker as Laborer (uncredited), Shep Houghton as Dancer / Singer (uncredited), Jim Hutchison as Stanley (uncredited), Jenie Jackson as Brunhilda (uncredited), Casse Jaeger as Elegant Gentleman (uncredited), Jerry James as Father / Laborer (uncredited), Kathryn Janssen as Woman (uncredited), Michael Jeffers as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), Howard Jeffrey as Dancer (uncredited), Harvey Karels as Dancer (uncredited), Johnny Kern as Parade Spectator (uncredited), Hubie Kerns as Keystone Kop (uncredited), Ed Kerrigan as Busboy / Dancer (uncredited), Tex Lambert as Parade Spectator (uncredited), Charles Lampkin as Laborer (uncredited), Randy Lane as Dancer (uncredited), Nolan Leary as Workman (uncredited), Edith Leslie as Woman in Railroad Station (uncredited), Ted Mapes as Policeman (uncredited), Jerry Maren as Little Person (uncredited), Michael Mark as Pushcart Man (uncredited), Robert Neal Marshall as Boy with Hoop (uncredited), Bert May as Dancing Waiter (uncredited), Philo McCullough as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), James McEachin as Laborer (uncredited), Al McGranary as Lleweyn Codd (uncredited), John Hugh McKnight as Dancer (uncredited), Tyler McVey as Laborer (uncredited), Gary Menteer as Dancer (uncredited), Marsha Metrinko as Rhine Maiden (uncredited), Stephen Mitchell as Parade Celebrant (uncredited), Hans Moebus as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), Richard Monahan as Dancer (uncredited), Ralph Montgomery as Laborer (uncredited), Harry Monty as Little Person (uncredited), Inga Neilsen as Spirit of Columbia (uncredited), Patrick O'Moore as Officer Gogarty (uncredited), Linda Peck as Young Woman (uncredited), Sanita Pelkey as Girl on Float (uncredited), Joe Pine as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), Alex Plasschaert as Waiter (uncredited), Joe Ploski as Laborer (uncredited), Eddie Quillan as Mr. Cassidy (uncredited), Frank Radcliffe as Baker (uncredited), Jack Raine as Elderly Man (uncredited), Leoda Richards as Old Lady at Parade (uncredited), Ralph Roberts as Policeman (uncredited), Clark Ross as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), John Roy as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), Cosmo Sardo as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), Dan Siretta as Dancer (uncredited), June Smaney as Woman (uncredited), Tucker Smith as Dancer (uncredited), Maria Sokolov as Elderly Woman (uncredited), Georgina Spelvin as Dancer (uncredited), Harry Stanton as Herman Fleischshacker (uncredited), Harry Swoger as Trunk Mover (uncredited), Elisabeth Talbot-Martin as Homely Woman (uncredited), Clay Tanner as Laborer (uncredited), Kay Tapscott as Dancer (uncredited), George Tatar as Dog Walker (uncredited), Jim Taylor as Dancer (uncredited), Marilyn Tindall as Girl on Meat Packer's Float (uncredited), Lisa Todd as Rhine Maiden (uncredited), Arthur Tovey as Restaurant Patron (uncredited), Jerry Trent as Dancer (uncredited), Madelon Tupper as Child in Front of Shop (uncredited), Charles Wagenheim as Pushcart Man (uncredited), Guy Wilkerson as Laborer (uncredited), Bart Williams as News Vendor (uncredited), Judith Woodbury as Dinner Guest (uncredited) in lead roles.
It Crew included: Gene Kelly as Director(Directing), William Reynolds as Editor(Editing), Harry Stradling Sr. as Director of Photography(Camera), Roger Edens as Associate Producer(Production), Ernest Lehman as Producer(Production), Lionel Newman as Original Music Composer(Sound), Lennie Hayton as Original Music Composer(Sound), John DeCuir as Production Design(Art), Ernest Lehman as Writer(Writing), Gerald Endler as Mechanical Designer(Visual Effects), Jerry Herman as Songs(Sound), Irene Sharaff as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), Michael Stewart as Book(Writing), Michael Kidd as Choreographer(Crew), Thornton Wilder as Theatre Play(Writing), Alixe Gordin as Casting(Production), Joe Scully as Casting(Production), Herman A. Blumenthal as Art Direction(Art), Jack Martin Smith as Art Direction(Art), Raphael Bretton as Set Decoration(Art), George James Hopkins as Set Decoration(Art), Walter M. Scott as Set Decoration(Art), Edwin Butterworth as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), Dick Hamilton as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), Edith Lindon as Hairstylist(Costume & Make-Up), Daniel C. Striepeke as Makeup Supervisor(Costume & Make-Up), Verne Langdon as Special Effects Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), Sharleen Rassi as Hairstylist(Costume & Make-Up), Jeannie Epper as Stunts(Crew), Stephanie Epper as Stunts(Crew), in lead roles.
Released on:
12 December 1969
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