Comedy, Romance . 01 h 52 m
Overview
Release Date
24 December 1941
Languages
English, French,
Produced By
Warner Bros. Pictures,
Directed by : William Keighley
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"The Man Who Came to Dinner - NOTHING COULD BE FUNNIER!" is english Language Movie.
"The Man Who Came to Dinner" was released on 24 December 1941 .
The movie was directed by William Keighley
It has cast of: Bette Davis as Maggie Cutler, Ann Sheridan as Lorraine Sheldon, Monty Woolley as Sheridan Whiteside, Richard Travis as Bert Jefferson, Jimmy Durante as Banjo, Billie Burke as Daisy Stanley, Reginald Gardiner as Beverly Carlton, Elisabeth Fraser as June Stanley, Grant Mitchell as Ernest W. Stanley, George Barbier as Dr. Bradley, Mary Wickes as Miss Preen, Russell Arms as Richard Stanley, Ruth Vivian as Harriet Stanley, Edwin Stanley as John, Betty Roadman as Sarah, Charles Drake as Sandy, Nanette Vallon as Cosette, John Ridgely as Radio Man, Ernie Adams as Michaelson (uncredited), Leah Baird as Fan at Train Station (uncredited), Leslie Brooks as Hollywood Blonde (uncredited), Georgia Carroll as Hollywood Blonde (uncredited), Spencer Chan as Chinese Guest (uncredited), Eddy Chandler as Guard (uncredited), Dudley Dickerson as Porter at Train Station (uncredited), Peggy Diggins as Hollywood Blonde (uncredited), Roland Drew as Reporter (uncredited), Bess Flowers as Fan at Train Station (uncredited), Sol Gorss as Chauffeur (uncredited), Herbert Gunn as Radio Man (uncredited), Creighton Hale as Radio Man (uncredited), Sam Hayes as Announcer (uncredited), Fred Kelsey as Detective (uncredited), Hank Mann as Expressman (uncredited), Frank Mayo as Plainclothesman (uncredited), Patrick McVey as Harry (uncredited), Frank Moran as Haggerty (uncredited), Jack Mower as Plainclothesman (uncredited), Ralph Peters as Cab Driver (uncredited), Cliff Saum as Joe (uncredited), Alix Talton as Chorine (uncredited), Kam Tong as Chinese Guest (uncredited), Billy Wayne as Freddie (uncredited), Lottie Williams as Fan at Train Station (uncredited), Florence Wix as Fan at Train Station (uncredited), Beal Wong as Chinese Guest (uncredited) in lead roles.
It Crew included: William Keighley as Director(Directing), Julius J. Epstein as Screenplay(Writing), Philip G. Epstein as Screenplay(Writing), George S. Kaufman as Theatre Play(Writing), Moss Hart as Theatre Play(Writing), Jack L. Warner as Producer(Production), Hal B. Wallis as Executive Producer(Production), Jerry Wald as Associate Producer(Production), Jack Saper as Associate Producer(Production), Friedrich Hollaender as Original Music Composer(Sound), Tony Gaudio as Director of Photography(Camera), Jack Killifer as Editor(Editing), Robert M. Haas as Art Direction(Art), Orry-Kelly as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), Perc Westmore as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), Richard Maybery as Assistant Director(Directing), Charles Lang as Sound(Sound), Leo F. Forbstein as Music Director(Sound), in lead roles.
Released on:
24 December 1941
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