Nana (1934)
Young Parisian Nana wards off of a boozed-up military officer at a local restaurant, and fellow diner Gaston Greiner is so impressed with her pluck that he decides to make her a performer at his musical theater. Soon, Nana is a star, and the girlfriend of Greiner and two other men. But when he learns that she's been getting around, Greiner fires her. As she tries to reclaim her singing job while dodging yet another suitor, her treachery might get the better of her.
Director:
Dorothy Arzner
Writers:
Harry Wagstaff Gribble, Willard Mack.
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Anna Sten as Nana |
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Lionel Atwill as Colonel André Muffat |
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Richard Bennett as Gaston Greiner |
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Mae Clarke as Satin |
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Phillips Holmes as Lieutenant George Muffat |
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Muriel Kirkland as Mimi |
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Reginald Owen as Bordenave |
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Helen Freeman as Sabine Muffat |
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Lawrence Grant as Grand Duke Alexis |
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Jessie Ralph as Zoe |
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Ferdinand Gottschalk as Finot |
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Lucille Ball as Chorus Girl (uncredited) |
| Directing | Dorothy Arzner | Director |
| Art | Richard Day | Art Direction |
| Costume & Make-Up | John W. Harkrider | Costume Design |
| Writing | Émile Zola | Novel |
| Costume & Make-Up | Travis Banton | Costume Design |
| Production | Samuel Goldwyn | Producer |
| Editing | Frank Lawrence | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Adrian | Costume Design |
| Camera | Gregg Toland | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Alfred Newman | Original Music Composer |
| Writing | Harry Wagstaff Gribble | Screenplay |
| Writing | Willard Mack | Screenplay |
| Writing | Willard Mack | Dialogue |
| Sound | Frank Maher | Sound Recordist |
