L'amore è bello (1951)
Scambiata per l'amante di un miliardario, una ballerina di fila è promossa star dello spettacolo dall'impresario indebitato che spera in finanziamenti. Equivoci, disavventure e incidenti comici tengono frizzanti il ritmo della commedia.
Direttore:
H. Bruce Humberstone
Scrittore:
Val Guest
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David Niven as B.G. Bruno |
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Vera-Ellen as Janet Jones |
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Cesar Romero as John Frost |
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Gordon Jackson as Paul Tracy |
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Bobby Howes as Charlie |
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Diane Hart as Mae |
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Barbara Couper as Madame Amanda |
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Henry Hewitt as Dodds |
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Gladys Henson as Mrs. Urquhart |
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Hugh Dempster as Bates |
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Sandra Dorne as Betty |
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Joyce Carey as Bruno's Secretary |
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John Laurie as Jonskill |
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Wylie Watson as Stage Door Keeper |
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Joan Heal as Phyllis Gardiner |
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Hector Ross as Harold |
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Ambrosine Phillpotts as Lady Martin |
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Molly Urquhart as Madame Amanda's Assistant |
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David Lober as Principal Dancer |
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Jonathon Lucas as Principal Dancer |
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Jack Billings as Principal Dancer |
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Douglas Scott as Principal Dancer (as Douglas Scott and his Debonair Boys) |
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Rolf Alexander as Principal Dancer |
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Ian Stuart as Principal Dancer |
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Leon Biedkyski as Principal Dancer |
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Ernest Blyth as Creditor (uncredited) |
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Marianne Burwood as Blonde Girl (uncredited) |
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Archie Duncan as Police Inspector (uncredited) |
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John Harvey as Police Sergeant (uncredited) |
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Kay Kendall as Secretary (uncredited) |
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Arthur Mullard as Stage-hand (uncredited) |
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Reg Thomason as Chorus Boy (uncredited) |
| Directing | H. Bruce Humberstone | Director |
| Writing | Val Guest | Screenplay |
| Production | Marcel Hellman | Producer |
| Art | John Howell | Art Direction |
| Camera | Erwin Hillier | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Bert Bates | Editor |
| Sound | Mischa Spoliansky | Original Music Composer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Anna Duse | Costume Design |
