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Cary Grant | C. K. Dexter Haven |
Katharine Hepburn | Tracy Samantha Lord |
James Stewart | Mike Connor |
Ruth Hussey | Liz Imbrie |
John Howard | George Kittredge |
Roland Young | Uncle Willie |
John Halliday | Seth Lord |
Mary Nash | Margaret Lord |
Virginia Weidler | Dinah Lord |
Henry Daniell | Sidney Kidd |
Director | George Cukor
Basil Wrangell |
Producer | Joseph L. Mankiewicz
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Writer | Donald Stewart
Waldo Salt |
Cinematography | Joseph Ruttenberg
RUTTENBERG Josep RUTTENBERG Joseph |
Musician | Franz Waxman
WAXMAN Franz Harold Arlen |
"The Philadelphia Story" (1940) is a classic story, a screwball comedy about an original love triangle set to the high society of Philadelphia. Tracy Lord (Katharine Hepburn), is about to tie the knot to George Kittredge (John Howard), a new addition to the upper class. But can this wedding survive the prodding photographer, Elizabeth "Liz" Imbrie (Ruth Hussey) and writer, Macaulay "Mike" Connor (James Stewart) of the dreaded gossip magazine? And what does the first Mr. Tracy Lord, C. K. Dexter Haven (Cary Grant) think of the wedding? See how the sparks fly and the wittiness never stops in this delightful adaptation of Philip Barry's Broadway play. |
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