| The Man Who Came to Dinner | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1942) | |||||
| Comedy | |||||
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In Collection
#825 |
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| Bette Davis | Maggie Cutler | |
| Ann Sheridan | Lorraine Sheldon | |
| Monty Woolley | Sheridan Whiteside | |
| Richard Travis | Bert Jefferson | |
| Jimmy Durante | Banjo | |
| Billie Burke | Mrs. Ernest W. Stanley aka Daisy | |
| Reginald Gardiner | Beverly Carlton | |
| Elisabeth Fraser | June Stanley | |
| Grant Mitchell | Mr. Ernest W. Stanley | |
| George Barbier | Dr. Bradley | |
| Mary Wickes | Miss Preen | |
| Russell Arms | Richard Stanley | |
| Ruth Vivian | Harriet Stanley | |
| Edwin Stanley | John | |
| Betty Roadman | Sarah | |
| Charles Drake | Sandy | |
| Nanette Vallon | Cosette | |
| John Ridgely | Radio Man | |
| Ernie Adams | Michaelson | |
| Leah Baird | Fan at Train Station |
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| Producer |
Hal B. Wallis
Jerry Wald Jack L. Warner Jack Saper |
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| Writer | Julius J. Epstein
Moss Hart George S. Kaufman Philip G. Epstein |
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| Cinematography |
Tony Gaudio
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| Musician |
Friedrich Hollaender
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An acerbic critic wreaks havoc when a hip injury forces him to move in with a Midwestern family. |
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