Hey.! Hey! Let me down! Let me down! Henri, what are you doing up there?
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Description: After marrying an American lieutenant with whom he was assigned to work in post-war Germany, a French captain attempts to find a way to accompany her back to the States under the terms of the War Bride Act.
Cast:
Captain Henri Rochard: Cary Grant
1st Lt. Catherine Gates: Ann Sheridan
Lt. Kitty Lawrence: Marion Marshall
Lt. Eloise Billings: Randy Stuart
Capt. Jack Ramsey: Bill Neff
Undetermined Role: Otto Waldis
Lt. Kelly: Charles B. Fitzsimons
Lieutenant: Robert Stevenson
Col. Bliven: Robert Adair
Mail Clerk: Harold Sanderson
Barracks Private: Mark Baker
Male Billet Sergeant: Michael Balfour
Soldier: Buzz Barbee
WAC Announcer Officer: Estelle Brody
French Minister: André Charlot
Chaplain Willis: Russ Conway
Military Police Sergeant at Heidelberg Town Hall: H.P. Crowe
Girl in Doorway: Patricia Cutts
Precocious Child: Coral Drouyn
Tony Jowitt: Gene Garrick
Hotel Room Waiter: Alex Gerry
German Mayor: Paul Hardtmuth
Shore Patrolman: John Zilly
Naval Officer: Gil Herman
Dependents Clearing Officer: Arthur Hill
Jail Officer: Carl Jaffe
Innkeeper's Wife: Lily Kann
Taxi Driver: Robert Kleinert
Naval Lt. Perkins: Harry Lauter
Bartender: Alfred Linder
Boatswains Mate First Class: Mike Mahoney
Female Reception Officer: Patricia Marmont
U.S. Consul in Heidelberg: Stanley Maxted
Expectant GI: Bill McLean
Army Chaplain: David McMahon
Herr Schindler: Martin Miller
Staff Sergeant at Troopship: William Murphy
First Sergeant at Bachelor Officers Quarters: Lionel Murton
Motor Pool Sergeant: Richard Neilson
Motor Pool Mechanic: Robert Nichols
Interne: Robert Patten
Tall WAC: Barbara Perry
Lieutenant in Gates' Office: Edward Platt
Officer: Ben Pollock
Sam: William Pullen
German Policeman: William Yetter Sr.
Sergeant with War Bride: William Self
French Notary: John Serret
Waiter: Lester Sharpe
Red: Kenneth Tobey
Traffic Policeman: Werner Tronjeck
Dependents' Hotel Reception Clerk: Mavis Villiers
Innkeeper's Assistant: Ruben Wendorf
Bill Trumble: John Whitney
Maj. Prendergast: Kay Young
Written by: Charles Lederer, Leonard Spigelgass, Hagar Wilde
Director: Howard Hawks
Production: 20th Century Fox
Release date: 26 Aug 1949
Cast:
Captain Henri Rochard: Cary Grant
1st Lt. Catherine Gates: Ann Sheridan
Lt. Kitty Lawrence: Marion Marshall
Lt. Eloise Billings: Randy Stuart
Capt. Jack Ramsey: Bill Neff
Undetermined Role: Otto Waldis
Lt. Kelly: Charles B. Fitzsimons
Lieutenant: Robert Stevenson
Col. Bliven: Robert Adair
Mail Clerk: Harold Sanderson
Barracks Private: Mark Baker
Male Billet Sergeant: Michael Balfour
Soldier: Buzz Barbee
WAC Announcer Officer: Estelle Brody
French Minister: André Charlot
Chaplain Willis: Russ Conway
Military Police Sergeant at Heidelberg Town Hall: H.P. Crowe
Girl in Doorway: Patricia Cutts
Precocious Child: Coral Drouyn
Tony Jowitt: Gene Garrick
Hotel Room Waiter: Alex Gerry
German Mayor: Paul Hardtmuth
Shore Patrolman: John Zilly
Naval Officer: Gil Herman
Dependents Clearing Officer: Arthur Hill
Jail Officer: Carl Jaffe
Innkeeper's Wife: Lily Kann
Taxi Driver: Robert Kleinert
Naval Lt. Perkins: Harry Lauter
Bartender: Alfred Linder
Boatswains Mate First Class: Mike Mahoney
Female Reception Officer: Patricia Marmont
U.S. Consul in Heidelberg: Stanley Maxted
Expectant GI: Bill McLean
Army Chaplain: David McMahon
Herr Schindler: Martin Miller
Staff Sergeant at Troopship: William Murphy
First Sergeant at Bachelor Officers Quarters: Lionel Murton
Motor Pool Sergeant: Richard Neilson
Motor Pool Mechanic: Robert Nichols
Interne: Robert Patten
Tall WAC: Barbara Perry
Lieutenant in Gates' Office: Edward Platt
Officer: Ben Pollock
Sam: William Pullen
German Policeman: William Yetter Sr.
Sergeant with War Bride: William Self
French Notary: John Serret
Waiter: Lester Sharpe
Red: Kenneth Tobey
Traffic Policeman: Werner Tronjeck
Dependents' Hotel Reception Clerk: Mavis Villiers
Innkeeper's Assistant: Ruben Wendorf
Bill Trumble: John Whitney
Maj. Prendergast: Kay Young
Written by: Charles Lederer, Leonard Spigelgass, Hagar Wilde
Director: Howard Hawks
Production: 20th Century Fox
Release date: 26 Aug 1949
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