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A Double Life (1947) A celebrated actor struggles to distinguish his own life from that of his most recent stage role,

A Double Life (1947)

A celebrated actor struggles to distinguish his own life from that of his most recent stage role, Othello.

Cast:
Anthony John: Ronald Colman
Brita: Signe Hasso
Bill Friend: Edmond O'Brien
Pat Kroll: Shelley Winters
Victor Donlan: Ray Collins
Max Lasker: Philip Loeb
Al Cooley: Millard Mitchell
Pete Bonner: Joe Sawyer
Stellini: Charles La Torre
Dr. Stauffer: Whit Bissell
Stage Manager: John Drew Colt
Asst. Stage Manager: Peter M. Thompson
Gladys: Elizabeth Dunne
Rex: Alan Edmiston
Wigmaker: Sid Tomack
Dr. Mervin: Wilton Graff
Oscar Bernard: Harlan Briggs
Waitress: Claire Carleton
Girl in Wig Shop: Marjorie Woodworth
Actor in 'Othello': Thayer Roberts
Actress in 'Othello': Virginia Patton
Actor in 'Othello' and 'A Gentleman's Gentleman': Percival Vivian
Actor in 'A Gentleman's Gentleman': Elliott Reid
Actress in 'A Gentleman's Gentleman': Georgia Caine
Audience Member: Mary Worth
Detective: Elmo Lincoln
Second Actor: Harry Bannister
Joe - Landlady's Husband: Joseph E. Bernard
Reporter: Russ Conway
Dowager at Party: Laura K. Brooks
Photographer: Paddy Chayefsky
Barry: Alexander Clark
Lucy: Angela Clarke
Second Bartender: Heinie Conklin
Stagehand: Frank Richards
Police Stenographer: John Derek
Ellen: Joann Dolan
Bootmaker: Watson Downs
Landlady: Fernanda Eliscu
Party Guest: James Khan
Minor Role: John Valentine
Theater Patron: Bess Flowers
Cassio: Thomas Gomez
Laughing Man: Fred Hoose
John - First Bartender: Charles Jordan
Second Photographer: Robert Emmett Keane
Large Woman: Kay Lavelle
Police Photographer: Phil MacKenzie
Usher: George M. Manning
Girl in Lobby: Augusta Roeland
First Nighter at Othello: Thomas Martin
Janet: Joyce Mathews
Man at Party: Wayne C. Treadway
Steve: Walter McGrail
Head Usher: Hal Melone
Customer: Carl Milletaire
Tailor: Pietro Sosso
Guest: Cedric Stevens
Costume Designer: Albert Pollet
Boyer: Joey Ray
Fingerprint Man: Buddy Roosevelt
Anna: Sarah Selby
Actor: Ed Wragge

Written by: Ruth Gordon, Garson Kanin, William Shakespeare

Director: George Cukor

Production: Kanin Productions, Universal Pictures, Universal International Pictures

Release date: 01 Apr 1948
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