Die Liebe der Marjorie Morningstar (1958)
Die junge jüdische Studentin Marjorie Morgenstern lernt während eines Sommerurlaubs in einem Camp den Sänger und Entertainer des Ferienresorts Noel Airman kennen, von dessen Talent sie so beeindruckt ist, das sie die Avancen seines Kollegen und Schreibers Wally Wronkin nicht bemerkt. Die beiden verlieben sich ineinander, auch wenn Marjories Familie das nicht gern sieht, weil sie Airman nicht für solide genug hält. Als es einen familiären Todesfall gibt, muß Marjorie nach Hause fahren und fängt kurzfristig eine Beziehung mit einem Arzt an, bis eines Tages Noel wieder in der Tür steht und ihre Beziehung erneuern will, inzwischen arbeitet er sogar solide in der Werbebranche. Die beiden sind wieder zusammen, doch dann wird Wally zu einem gefeierten Autor und bei Noel bricht die Eifersucht der Künstlers durch...
Der Regisseur:
Irving Rapper
Der Autor:
Everett Freeman
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Gene Kelly as Noel Airman |
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Natalie Wood as Marjorie Morgenstern |
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Claire Trevor as Rose Morgenstern |
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Everett Sloane as Arnold Morgenstern |
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Martin Milner as Wally Wronkin |
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Carolyn Jones as Marsha Zelenko |
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George Tobias as Maxwell Greech |
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Martin Balsam as Dr. David Harris |
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Jesse White as Lou Michaelson |
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Edd Byrnes as Sandy Lamm |
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Paul Picerni as Philip Berman |
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Alan Reed as Puddles Podell |
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Ruta Lee as Imogene Norman |
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Ed Wynn as Uncle Samson |
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Beverly Aadland as Dancer (uncredited) |
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Russell Ash as Harry Morgenstern (uncredited) |
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Howard Bert as Seth Morgenstern (uncredited) |
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Leslie Bradley as Blair (uncredited) |
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Peter Brown as Alec (uncredited) |
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Boyd Cabeen as Wedding Guest (uncredited) |
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Walter Clinton as Mr. Zelenko (uncredited) |
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Robert Cole as Actor in Play (uncredited) |
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Patricia Denise as Karen (uncredited) |
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Lester Dorr as Elevator Operator (uncredited) |
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Dan Dowling as First-Nighter (uncredited) |
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Shelley Fabares as Seth's Friend (uncredited) |
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Eddie Foster as Carlos (uncredited) |
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Gail Ganley as Wally's Friend (uncredited) |
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Stuart Hall as First-Nighter (uncredited) |
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Elizabeth Harrower as Miss Kimble (uncredited) |
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Mike Lally as First-Nighter (uncredited) |
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Carl M. Leviness as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Robert Locke Lorraine as First-Nighter (uncredited) |
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Faye Michael Nuell as Helen Harris (uncredited) |
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John Pedrini as Restaurant Patron (uncredited) |
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Murray Pollack as First-Nighter (uncredited) |
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José Portugal as Wedding Guest (uncredited) |
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Paul Power as Restaurant Patron (uncredited) |
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Fred Rapport as Nate (uncredited) |
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Guy Raymond as Mr. Klabber (uncredited) |
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Paul Russell as First-Nighter (uncredited) |
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Bernard Sell as First-Nighter (uncredited) |
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Maida Severn as Tonia Zelenko (uncredited) |
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Harry Seymour as Frank (uncredited) |
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Reginald Sheffield as Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited) |
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Charles Sherlock as First-Nighter (uncredited) |
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Carl Sklover as Leon Lamm (uncredited) |
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Robert Strong as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Jean Vachon as Mary Lamm (uncredited) |
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Pierre Watkin as Civil Official (uncredited) |
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James Westmoreland as Actor in Play (uncredited) |
| Directing | Irving Rapper | Director |
| Writing | Everett Freeman | Screenplay |
| Writing | Herman Wouk | Novel |
| Sound | Max Steiner | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Harry Stradling Sr. | Director of Photography |
| Production | Henry Rackin | Casting |
| Directing | Don Alvarado | Assistant Director |
| Costume & Make-Up | Howard Shoup | Costume Consultant |
| Art | Ralph S. Hurst | Set Decoration |
| Production | Milton Sperling | Producer |
| Camera | Richard Doran | Assistant Camera |
| Costume & Make-Up | Gordon Bau | Makeup Supervisor |
| Sound | Stanley Jones | Sound |
| Editing | Folmar Blangsted | Editor |
| Art | Malcolm C. Bert | Art Direction |
| Sound | Ben Sad | Sound |
