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Irving Berlin's Holiday Inn
The film Irving Berlin's Holiday Inn is 100 minute from 1942, directed by Mark Sandrich. The main cast consists of Fred Astaire, Bing Crosby, Virginia Dale and Marjorie Reynolds.
Irving Berlin's Holiday Inn
- Directed by: Mark Sandrich
- Main cast: Fred Astaire, Bing Crosby, Virginia Dale, Marjorie Reynolds
- Cinematography: David Abel
- Music: Robert Emmett Dolan
Details
- Title: Irving Berlin's Holiday Inn
- Original Title: Holiday Inn
- Year: 1942
- Duration: 1h 40m
Release Dates
Irving Berlin's Holiday Inn premiered in cinemas on September 4, 1942premiered in cinemas on August 4, 1942.
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Cast & Crew
We know about 35 people who worked on "Irving Berlin's Holiday Inn";
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Roles
- Bert Moorhouse ... Cameraman on Film Set
- Bing Crosby ... Jim Hardy
- Bob Crosby ... Orchestra Leader
- Brooks Benedict ... Guest at Inn
- Bud Jamison ... Santa Claus
- Cyril Ring ... Movie Director
- Dorothy Vernon ... Easter Day Churchgoer
- Douglas MacArthur ... In montage (archive footage)
- Edward Arnold Jr. ... Second Dancer Ted Bumps Into
- Fred Astaire ... Ted Hanover
- Harry Barris ... Midnight Club Orchestra Leader
- Irving Bacon ... Gus
- Irving Berlin ... Flower Store Manager
- Joan Arnold ... Daphne
- John Gallaudet ... Parker
- Julia Faye ... Guest at Inn
- Kitty Kelly ... Drunk
- Leon Belasco ... Flower Shop Proprietor
- Louise Beavers ... Mamie
- Lynda Grey ... Girl
- Marek Windheim ... François
- Marjorie Reynolds ... Linda Mason
- Mildred Harris ... Maid
- Noel Neill ... Dancer, 'Abraham' Number
- Oscar 'Dutch' Hendrian ... Nightclub Doorman
- Ronald R. Rondell ... Orchestra Leader
- Ruth Clifford ... Woman (unconfirmed)
- Shelby Bacon ... Vanderbilt
- Virginia Dale ... Lila Dixon
- Walter Abel ... Danny Reed
- Wilbur Mack ... Guest at Inn
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