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Description: Showgirls Lorelei Lee and Dorothy Shaw travel to Paris, pursued by a private detective hired by the suspicious father of Lorelei's fiancé, as well as a rich, enamored old man and many other doting admirers.
Cast:
Dorothy Shaw: Jane Russell
Lorelei Lee: Marilyn Monroe
Sir Francis 'Piggy' Beekman: Charles Coburn
Ernie Malone: Elliott Reid
Gus Esmond Jr.: Tommy Noonan
Henry Spofford III: George Winslow
Magistrate: Marcel Dalio
Mr. Esmond Sr.: Taylor Holmes
Lady Beekman: Norma Varden
Watson: Howard Wendell
Hotel Manager: Steven Geray
Wedding Guest: Blaine Turner
Captain of Waiters: Alex Akimoff
Musician: Aladdin
Ship Passenger: Paul Russell
Courtroom Spectator: Jose Portugal
Small Role: Marlina Tepel
Chorus Girl: Tyra Vaughn
Olympic Team: Kip Behar
Officer: Eumenio Blanco
Chorus Boy: Marc Wilder
Passenger: Peggy Smith
Sims: William Cabanne
Gendarme: George Dee
Winslow - Olympic Team: Harry Carey Jr.
Commuter at Airport: Fred Rapport
Proprietor: Jack Chefe
Nightclub Patron: Norman Stevans
Coach: John Close
Sailor: Roy Damron
Pierre - Cab Driver: George Davis
Purser: Charles De Ravenne
French Stewardess: Josette Deegan
Ship's Captain: Jean Del Val
Hotel Clerk: Deena Dikkers
Waiter: Rolfe Sedan
Man at Airport: Adolph Faylauer
Courtroom Officer: George Ford
Passport Official: Ralph Peters
Pritchard: Alex Frazer
Hotel Doorman: Raoul Freeman
Olympic Team Member: James H. Russell
Mr. Brooks: Kay Garrett
Hotel Guest: Herschel Graham
Porter: Richard LaMarr
Grotier: Henri Letondal
Headwaiter: Alphonse Martell
Steward: F. Philip Sylvestre
Restaurant Patron: Harold Miller
Peters - Olympic Team: Ray Montgomery
Winston - Olympic Team: Alvy Moore
Chauffeur: Roger Moore
Airport Porter: Donald Moray
Phillipe: Leo Mostovoy
Boy Dancer: James Moultrie
Evans: Robert Nichols
Playback Vocalist for Marilyn Monroe - Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend Opening: Marni Nixon
Pierre: Alfred Paix
French Waiter: Stephen Papich
Bartender: John Pedrini
Spectator at Cafe: Suzanne Ridgway
Louie - Captain of Waiters: Harry Seymour
Crewman: Ray Spiker
Ed - Malone's Contact: Charles Tannen
Stagehand: Arthur Tovey
Olympic Team member: John Weidemann
Chez Louis Nightclub Patron: Dick Wessel
Court Clerk: Max Willenz
Stevens - Olympic Team: James Young
Written by: Charles Lederer, Joseph Fields, Anita Loos
Director: Howard Hawks
Production: 20th Century Fox
Release date: 01 Aug 1953
Cast:
Dorothy Shaw: Jane Russell
Lorelei Lee: Marilyn Monroe
Sir Francis 'Piggy' Beekman: Charles Coburn
Ernie Malone: Elliott Reid
Gus Esmond Jr.: Tommy Noonan
Henry Spofford III: George Winslow
Magistrate: Marcel Dalio
Mr. Esmond Sr.: Taylor Holmes
Lady Beekman: Norma Varden
Watson: Howard Wendell
Hotel Manager: Steven Geray
Wedding Guest: Blaine Turner
Captain of Waiters: Alex Akimoff
Musician: Aladdin
Ship Passenger: Paul Russell
Courtroom Spectator: Jose Portugal
Small Role: Marlina Tepel
Chorus Girl: Tyra Vaughn
Olympic Team: Kip Behar
Officer: Eumenio Blanco
Chorus Boy: Marc Wilder
Passenger: Peggy Smith
Sims: William Cabanne
Gendarme: George Dee
Winslow - Olympic Team: Harry Carey Jr.
Commuter at Airport: Fred Rapport
Proprietor: Jack Chefe
Nightclub Patron: Norman Stevans
Coach: John Close
Sailor: Roy Damron
Pierre - Cab Driver: George Davis
Purser: Charles De Ravenne
French Stewardess: Josette Deegan
Ship's Captain: Jean Del Val
Hotel Clerk: Deena Dikkers
Waiter: Rolfe Sedan
Man at Airport: Adolph Faylauer
Courtroom Officer: George Ford
Passport Official: Ralph Peters
Pritchard: Alex Frazer
Hotel Doorman: Raoul Freeman
Olympic Team Member: James H. Russell
Mr. Brooks: Kay Garrett
Hotel Guest: Herschel Graham
Porter: Richard LaMarr
Grotier: Henri Letondal
Headwaiter: Alphonse Martell
Steward: F. Philip Sylvestre
Restaurant Patron: Harold Miller
Peters - Olympic Team: Ray Montgomery
Winston - Olympic Team: Alvy Moore
Chauffeur: Roger Moore
Airport Porter: Donald Moray
Phillipe: Leo Mostovoy
Boy Dancer: James Moultrie
Evans: Robert Nichols
Playback Vocalist for Marilyn Monroe - Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend Opening: Marni Nixon
Pierre: Alfred Paix
French Waiter: Stephen Papich
Bartender: John Pedrini
Spectator at Cafe: Suzanne Ridgway
Louie - Captain of Waiters: Harry Seymour
Crewman: Ray Spiker
Ed - Malone's Contact: Charles Tannen
Stagehand: Arthur Tovey
Olympic Team member: John Weidemann
Chez Louis Nightclub Patron: Dick Wessel
Court Clerk: Max Willenz
Stevens - Olympic Team: James Young
Written by: Charles Lederer, Joseph Fields, Anita Loos
Director: Howard Hawks
Production: 20th Century Fox
Release date: 01 Aug 1953