Adventure, Romance, Drama . 01 h 57 m
Overview
Release Date
08 October 1952
Languages
English, French, Spanish, Swahili,
Produced By
20th Century Fox,
Directed by : Roy Ward Baker
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"The Snows of Kilimanjaro - His adventures . . . Like his loves . . . Were great and exciting!" is english Language Movie.
"The Snows of Kilimanjaro" was released on 08 October 1952 .
The movie was directed by Roy Ward Baker
It has cast of: Gregory Peck as Harry Street, Susan Hayward as Helen Street, Ava Gardner as Cynthia Green, Hildegard Knef as Countess Liz, Leo G. Carroll as Uncle Bill Swift, Torin Thatcher as Johnson, Ava Norring as Beatrice, Helene Stanley as Connie, Marcel Dalio as Emile, Vicente Gómez as Gitarrist, Richard Allan as Spanish Dancer, Leonard Carey as Dr. Edmund Simmons (uncredited), Amanda Ambrose as Pianist (uncredited), Sugarfoot Anderson as (uncredited), Salvador Baguez as Stretcher Bearer (uncredited), Charles Bates as Harry at Seventeen (uncredited), Nina Borget as Girl (uncredited), Maurice Brierre as Waiter (uncredited), Arthur Brunner as Accordion Player (uncredited), Charles Brunner as Guest (uncredited), Ernest Brunner as Accordion Player (uncredited), Benny Carter as Alto Sax Soloist (uncredited), Monique Chantal as Georgette (uncredited), André Charlot as Guest (uncredited), Edward Colmans as Clerk (uncredited), George Davis as Servant (uncredited), James Davis as Abdulla (uncredited), Amapola Del Vando as Spanish Ambulance Driver (uncredited), Victor Desny as Waiter (uncredited), John Dodsworth as Compton - Cynthia's First Man (uncredited), Arthur Dulac as Beggar (uncredited), Wade Dumas as Native (uncredited), Elzie Emanuel as Paddler (uncredited), Lisa Ferraday as Vendeuse (uncredited), Paul Fierro as Spanish Officer (uncredited), Bert Freed as American Soldier (uncredited), Martín Garralaga as Spanish Officer (uncredited), Janine Grandel as Annette (uncredited), Agnès Laury as Margot (uncredited), Ivan Lebedeff as Marquis (uncredited), Joseph Lenzi as Guest (uncredited), Jay Loft-Lynn as Servant (uncredited), Alphonse Martell as Valet (uncredited), George Navarro as Stretcher Bearer (uncredited), Constance Purdy as Guest (uncredited), Tito Renaldo as Dying Soldier (uncredited), Julian Rivero as Old Waiter (uncredited), John Roy as (uncredited), Emmett Smith as Molo - African Servant (uncredited), Ann Staunton as Guest (uncredited), Paul Thompson as Witch Doctor (uncredited), Bertil Unger as Guest (uncredited), Maya Van Horn as Princess (uncredited), Paula Vernay as Gambler (uncredited), Cecil Weston as Guest (uncredited), Victor Wood as Charles (uncredited) in lead roles.
It Crew included: Bernard Herrmann as Original Music Composer(Sound), Casey Robinson as Screenplay(Writing), Leon Shamroy as Director of Photography(Camera), Charles LeMaire as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), Antonio Triana as Choreographer(Crew), Darryl F. Zanuck as Producer(Production), Barbara McLean as Editor(Editing), Roger Heman Sr. as Sound Designer(Sound), Henry King as Director(Directing), Bernard Freericks as Sound Designer(Sound), John DeCuir as Art Direction(Art), Lyle R. Wheeler as Art Direction(Art), Paul S. Fox as Set Decoration(Art), Thomas Little as Set Decoration(Art), Ben Nye as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), Ernest Hemingway as Short Story(Writing), Roy Ward Baker as Director(Directing), Michel Boisrond as Assistant Director(Directing), Robert R. Snody as Second Unit Director(Directing), Henry Weinberger as Assistant Director(Directing), Ray Kellogg as Visual Effects(Visual Effects), in lead roles.
Released on:
08 October 1952
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