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The Man Who Came to Dinner

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Calorie Rating: 157
Released: 1941-12-24
Running Time: 112 Minutes
Studios: Warner Bros. Pictures,

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An acerbic critic wreaks havoc when a hip injury forces him to move in indefinitely with a Midwestern family.

Director / Directors

William Keighley

Director

Richard Maybery

Assistant Director

Cast

Bette Davis

Character: Maggie Cutler

Ann Sheridan

Character: Lorraine Sheldon

Monty Woolley

Character: Sheridan Whiteside

Richard Travis

Character: Bert Jefferson

Jimmy Durante

Character: Banjo

Billie Burke

Character: Daisy Stanley

Reginald Gardiner

Character: Beverly Carlton

Elisabeth Fraser

Character: June Stanley

Grant Mitchell

Character: Ernest W. Stanley

George Barbier

Character: Dr. Bradley

Mary Wickes

Character: Miss Preen

Russell Arms

Character: Richard Stanley

Ruth Vivian

Character: Harriet Stanley

Edwin Stanley

Character: John

Betty Roadman

Character: Sarah

Charles Drake

Character: Sandy

Nanette Vallon

Character: Cosette

John Ridgely

Character: Radio Man

Ernie Adams

Character: Michaelson (uncredited)

Leah Baird

Character: Fan at Train Station (uncredited)

Leslie Brooks

Character: Hollywood Blonde (uncredited)

Georgia Carroll

Character: Hollywood Blonde (uncredited)

Spencer Chan

Character: Chinese Guest (uncredited)

Eddy Chandler

Character: Guard (uncredited)

Dudley Dickerson

Character: Porter at Train Station (uncredited)

Peggy Diggins

Character: Hollywood Blonde (uncredited)

Roland Drew

Character: Reporter (uncredited)

Bess Flowers

Character: Fan at Train Station (uncredited)

Sol Gorss

Character: Chauffeur (uncredited)

Herbert Gunn

Character: Radio Man (uncredited)

Creighton Hale

Character: Radio Man (uncredited)

Sam Hayes

Character: Announcer (uncredited)

Fred Kelsey

Character: Detective (uncredited)

Hank Mann

Character: Expressman (uncredited)

Frank Mayo

Character: Plainclothesman (uncredited)

Patrick McVey

Character: Harry (uncredited)

Frank Moran

Character: Haggerty (uncredited)

Jack Mower

Character: Plainclothesman (uncredited)

Ralph Peters

Character: Cab Driver (uncredited)

Cliff Saum

Character: Joe (uncredited)

Alix Talton

Character: Chorine (uncredited)

Kam Tong

Character: Chinese Guest (uncredited)

Billy Wayne

Character: Freddie (uncredited)

Lottie Williams

Character: Fan at Train Station (uncredited)

Florence Wix

Character: Fan at Train Station (uncredited)

Beal Wong

Character: Chinese Guest (uncredited)

Production and Crew

Moss Hart

Theatre Play

George S. Kaufman

Theatre Play

Julius J. Epstein

Screenplay

Philip G. Epstein

Screenplay

Jack L. Warner

Producer

Friedrich Hollaender

Original Music Composer

Tony Gaudio

Director of Photography

Jerry Wald

Associate Producer

Jack Saper

Associate Producer

Orry-Kelly

Costume Design

Charles Lang

Sound

Hal B. Wallis

Executive Producer

Perc Westmore

Makeup Artist

Jack Killifer

Editor

Robert M. Haas

Art Direction

Leo F. Forbstein

Music Director