Mademoiselle ma femme (1943)
Constance Shaw est une star à Broadway, et Joseph Rivington Reynolds, un de ses admirateurs. Ils se marient après que Constance a rompu avec son fiancé. Connie pense que Joseph possède une mine d'or, mais il travaille en réalité comme valet de chambre dans un hôtel. Lorsque tout le monde apprend ce qu'il est réellement, Joseph est banni du théâtre. Par hasard, il apprend qu'un complot vise à faire exploser une bombe dans un entrepôt de munitions .
Directeur:
Vincente Minnelli
écrivains:
Fred Saidy, Sig Herzig.
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Red Skelton as Joseph 'Joe' Rivington Renolds |
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Eleanor Powell as Miss Constance 'Connie' Shaw |
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Richard Ainley as Larry West |
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Patricia Dane as Suretta Brenton |
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Sam Levene as Ed Jackson |
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Thurston Hall as Kenneth 'Ken' Cawlor |
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Lena Horne as Herself |
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Hazel Scott as Herself |
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Jimmy Dorsey as Himself (as Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra) |
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Helen O'Connell as Herself |
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Bob Eberly as Himself |
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John Hodiak as Roy Hartwood |
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Butterfly McQueen as Annette |
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Marjorie Gateson as Mrs. Alice Spelvin |
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Andrew Tombes as Mr. Alfred Spelvin |
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Ford Washington Lee as Buck |
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John 'Bubbles' Sublett as Bubbles |
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Gino Corrado as Waiter (uncredited) |
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Tommy Dorsey as Tommy Dorsey (uncredited) |
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James Flavin as Federal Agent (uncredited) |
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Charles Judels as Pete, Stage Manager (uncredited) |
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Clinton Rosemond as Actor in Play as Uncle Sig (uncredited) |
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Joe Yule as Theatre Doorman (uncredited) |
| Costume & Make-Up | Gile Steele | Costume Design |
| Art | Cedric Gibbons | Art Direction |
| Editing | Robert Kern | Editor |
| Production | Jack Cummings | Producer |
| Art | Edwin B. Willis | Set Decoration |
| Directing | Vincente Minnelli | Director |
| Writing | Fred Saidy | Screenplay |
| Writing | Sig Herzig | Screenplay |
| Camera | Ray June | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Daniele Amfitheatrof | Music |
| Sound | George Bassman | Music |
| Sound | David Raksin | Music |
| Sound | George Stoll | Music |
