Pittsburgh (1942)
Charles 'Pittsburgh' Markham rides roughshod over his friends, his lovers, and his ideals in his trek toward financial success in the Pittsburgh steel industry, only to find himself deserted and lonely at the top. When his crash comes, he finds that fate has dealt him a second chance.
Director:
Lewis Seiler
Writers:
Tom Reed, Kenneth Gamet.
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Marlene Dietrich as Josie 'Hunky' Winters |
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Randolph Scott as Cash Evans |
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John Wayne as Charles 'Pittsburgh' Markham |
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Frank Craven as J.M. 'Doc' Powers |
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Louise Allbritton as Shannon Prentiss Markham |
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Shemp Howard as Shorty (The Tailor) |
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Thomas Gomez as Joe Malneck (Miners Union President) |
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Ludwig Stössel as Dr. Grazlich (Doc Powers' Partner) |
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Samuel S. Hinds as Morgan Prentiss (President, Prentiss Steel) |
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Paul Fix as Burnside (Mine Operator) |
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William Haade as Johnny (Miner) |
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Charles Coleman as Mike (Markham's Butler) |
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Nestor Paiva as Barney, Cafe Proprietor |
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Bess Flowers as Wedding Reception Guest (uncredited) |
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Winifred Harris as Wedding Guest |
| Directing | Lewis Seiler | Director |
| Writing | Tom Reed | Screenplay |
| Writing | Kenneth Gamet | Screenplay |
| Writing | George Owen | Story |
| Crew | Robert De Grasse | Cinematography |
| Sound | Hans J. Salter | Music |
| Sound | Frank Skinner | Music |
| Editing | Paul Landres | Editor |
