Drama, Romance . 02 h 32 m
Overview
Release Date
16 February 1952
Languages
English, Russian,
Produced By
Paramount Pictures,
Directed by : Cecil B. DeMille
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"The Greatest Show on Earth - The Heartbeat Story of Circus People, Filmed with the Cooperation of Ringling Bros. - Barnum and Bailey Circus!" is english Language Movie.
"The Greatest Show on Earth" was released on 16 February 1952 it had a budget of $4,000,000 and had box office collection of $36,000,000.
The movie was directed by Cecil B. DeMille
It has cast of: Betty Hutton as Holly, Cornel Wilde as The Great Sebastian, Charlton Heston as Brad Braden, Dorothy Lamour as Phyllis, Gloria Grahame as Angel, James Stewart as Buttons, Henry Wilcoxon as FBI Agent Gregory, Lyle Bettger as Klaus, Lawrence Tierney as Mr. Henderson, Emmett Kelly as Himself, Cucciola as Cucciola, Robert Carson as The Ringmaster, John Kellogg as Harry, Julia Faye as Birdie, Cecil B. DeMille as Narrator (voice) (uncredited), John Ringling North as Himself, Lou Jacobs as Himself (clown), Brad Jackson as Reporter at RIngside, Frank Wilcox as Doctor, Lillian Albertson as Buttons' mother, Milton Kibbee as Picked-pocket Customer, Davison Clark as Sam, game customer, Dorothy Adams as Sam's Wife (uncredited), Arthur Q. Bryan as Ice-Cream Eating Spectator, Bess Flowers as Spectator (uncredited), Bing Crosby as Spectator (uncredited), Bob Hope as Spectator (uncredited), Mona Freeman as Spectator (uncredited), Kathleen Freeman as Spectator (uncredited), William Boyd as Hopalong Cassidy (uncredited), Beverly Washburn as Little Girl Spectator (uncredited), Lee Aaker as Little Boy Spectator (uncredited), Erville Alderson as Spectator (uncredited), Oliver Blake as Spectator (uncredited), Franklyn Farnum as Spectator (uncredited), Nancy Gates as Spectator, Bob Crosby as Spectator, John Ridgely as Assistant Manager, Lane Chandler as Dave (uncredited), Edmond O'Brien as Midway Barker at End (uncredited), Eric Alden as Canvas Man (uncredited), Noel Neill as Noel (uncredited), Syd Saylor as Circus Barker (uncredited), Chuck Hamilton as Ambulance Driver (uncredited), Daisy Earles as Midget, Luce Potter as Midget, Angelo Rossitto as Dwarf, Antoinette Concello as Antoinette Concello, Tuffy Genders as Tuffy Genders, Kay Wiley as , Lillian O'Malley as Spectator in lead roles.
It Crew included: Cecil B. DeMille as Director(Directing), Fredric M. Frank as Screenplay(Writing), Theodore St. John as Screenplay(Writing), Barré Lyndon as Screenplay(Writing), Fredric M. Frank as Story(Writing), Theodore St. John as Story(Writing), Frank Cavett as Story(Writing), Jack Gariss as Additional Writing(Crew), Cecil B. DeMille as Producer(Production), Henry Wilcoxon as Associate Producer(Production), George Barnes as Director of Photography(Camera), Anne Bauchens as Editor(Editing), W. Wallace Kelley as Additional Photography(Camera), J. Peverell Marley as Additional Photography(Camera), Edith Head as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), Dorothy Jeakins as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), Hal Pereira as Art Direction(Art), Walter H. Tyler as Art Direction(Art), Sam Comer as Set Decoration(Art), Ray Moyer as Set Decoration(Art), Wally Westmore as Makeup Supervisor(Costume & Make-Up), Harry Lindgren as Sound Recordist(Sound), John Cope as Sound Recordist(Sound), John Ringling North as Technical Advisor(Crew), Edward Salven as Assistant Director(Directing), Arthur Rosson as Second Unit Director(Directing), Victor Young as Original Music Composer(Sound), Polly Burson as Stunts(Crew), in lead roles.
Released on:
16 February 1952
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