| The Canterville Ghost | |||||
| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1944) | |||||
| Comedy, Family, Fantasy | |||||
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#2734 |
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| Charles Laughton | Sir Simon de Canterville | |
| Robert Young | Cuffy Williams | |
| Margaret O'Brien | Lady Jessica de Canterville | |
| William Gargan | Sergeant Benson | |
| Reginald Owen | Lord Canterville | |
| Rags Ragland | Big Harry | |
| Una O'Connor | Mrs. Umney | |
| Donald Stuart | Sir Valentine Williams | |
| Elisabeth Risdon | Mrs. Polverdine | |
| Frank Faylen | Lieutenant John Kane | |
| Lumsden Hare | Mr. Potts | |
| Mike Mazurki | Metropolus | |
| William Moss | Hector | |
| Bobby Readick | Eddie | |
| Marc Cramer | Bugsy McDougle | |
| William Tannen | Jordan | |
| Peter Lawford | Anthony de Canterville | |
| Harry Allen | Mr. Cawthorne at Party | |
| Jimmy Aubrey | Chimney Sweep | |
| Frank Benson | Man at Party |
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| Producer |
Arthur Field
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| Writer |
Oscar Wilde
Edwin Blum |
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| Cinematography |
Robert H. Planck
William H. Daniels |
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| Musician |
George Bassman
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The descendent of a ghost imprisoned for cowardice hopes to free the spirit by displaying courage when under duress. |
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