Don't be discouraged. Real progress was made tonight. I think we can both be ready for something big to happen. I hope so, I couldn't go through. another night like tonight. Good Evening! Oh. Cablegram for you, Miss Walker. Thank you. Excuse me, Doctor.
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Description: Two scam artists prey on women for their money. They clash in a Mediterranean hot spot. Will the cultured, high-class con artist come out on top, or will the rough small-change scammer rise to win the wager?
Cast:
Freddy Benson: Marlon Brando
Lawrence Jameson: David Niven
Janet Walker: Shirley Jones
Fanny Eubank: Dody Goodman
Andre: Aram Stephan
Col. Williams: Parley Baer
Mrs. Sutton: Marie Windsor
Miss Trumble: Rebecca Sand
Miss Harrington: Frances Robinson
Sattler: Henry Slate
Dubin: Norman Alden
Anna: Susanne Cramer
Frieda: Cynthia Lynn
Hilda: Ilze Taurins
Gina: Francine York
Burgermeister: John Banner
Casino Patron: Stephen Soldi
Arthur, the Butler: Barry Bernard
German Twin: Helga Borkowski
German Girl: Mijanou Veine
Croupier: Alphonse Martell
Assistant Manager: Albert Carrier
Miss Knudsen: Danica D'Hondt
Extra: Bess Flowers
Paratrooper: Don Ross
Woman on Train: Gladys Holland
Steward: Donald Lawton
Ballet Teacher: Eleanor Leplat
Pretty Girl: Gigi Michel
Miss Weddell: Pamela Matthews
Kathy: Jan Moriarty
Train Passenger: George Nardelli
Tuttle: Eddie Ness
Chauffeur: Mustapha Pasha
Bellboy: Thano Rama
Plane Passenger: Jean Ransome
German: Gene Roth
Party Girl: Sirry Steffen
Waiter: Rolfe Sedan
Clerk: Ralph Smiley
Violin Maker: Paul Toenniges
Silversmith: Frank E. Wall
Kralich: Ronald Waller
Written by: Stanley Shapiro, Paul Henning
Director: Ralph Levy
Production: Universal Pictures, Pennebaker Productions, The Lankershim Company
Release date: 21 Aug 1964
Box Office: $6,540,000
Cast:
Freddy Benson: Marlon Brando
Lawrence Jameson: David Niven
Janet Walker: Shirley Jones
Fanny Eubank: Dody Goodman
Andre: Aram Stephan
Col. Williams: Parley Baer
Mrs. Sutton: Marie Windsor
Miss Trumble: Rebecca Sand
Miss Harrington: Frances Robinson
Sattler: Henry Slate
Dubin: Norman Alden
Anna: Susanne Cramer
Frieda: Cynthia Lynn
Hilda: Ilze Taurins
Gina: Francine York
Burgermeister: John Banner
Casino Patron: Stephen Soldi
Arthur, the Butler: Barry Bernard
German Twin: Helga Borkowski
German Girl: Mijanou Veine
Croupier: Alphonse Martell
Assistant Manager: Albert Carrier
Miss Knudsen: Danica D'Hondt
Extra: Bess Flowers
Paratrooper: Don Ross
Woman on Train: Gladys Holland
Steward: Donald Lawton
Ballet Teacher: Eleanor Leplat
Pretty Girl: Gigi Michel
Miss Weddell: Pamela Matthews
Kathy: Jan Moriarty
Train Passenger: George Nardelli
Tuttle: Eddie Ness
Chauffeur: Mustapha Pasha
Bellboy: Thano Rama
Plane Passenger: Jean Ransome
German: Gene Roth
Party Girl: Sirry Steffen
Waiter: Rolfe Sedan
Clerk: Ralph Smiley
Violin Maker: Paul Toenniges
Silversmith: Frank E. Wall
Kralich: Ronald Waller
Written by: Stanley Shapiro, Paul Henning
Director: Ralph Levy
Production: Universal Pictures, Pennebaker Productions, The Lankershim Company
Release date: 21 Aug 1964
Box Office: $6,540,000
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