Goodbye Harry. Goodbye again.
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Description: A group of disparate travelers are caught and thrown together in a posh Alpine hotel when the borders are closed at the beginning of World War II.
Cast:
Irene: Norma Shearer
Harry: Clark Gable
Achille Weber: Edward Arnold
Dr. Waldersee: Charles Coburn
Captain Kirvline: Joseph Schildkraut
Quillery: Burgess Meredith
Madame Zuleika: Laura Hope Crews
Donald Navadel: Richard 'Skeets' Gallagher
Mr. Cherry: Peter Willes
Mrs. Cherry: Pat Paterson
Dumptsy: William Edmunds
Pittatek: Fritz Feld
Les Blondes - Shirley: Virginia Grey
Les Blondes - Francine: Virginia Dale
Les Blondes - Beulah: Paula Stone
Les Blondes - Edna: Bernadene Hayes
Les Blondes - Elaine: Joan Marsh
Les Blondes - Bebe: Lorraine Krueger
Nurse #1: Barbara Bedford
Woman with Powders: Gertrude Bennett
Nurse #2: Margaret Bert
Jimmy Barzek: Clem Bevans
Frueheim: Hobart Cavanaugh
Stagehand: Jimmy Conlin
Fat Italian Woman on Train: Anna Demetrio
Mrs. McCreevy: Helen Dickson
Ed: Frank Faylen
Ambulance Passenger: Bud Geary
Townsman: Jack Grey
Cop: Eddie Gribbon
Sandro: William Irving
Daka: Charles Judels
Nurse #3: Suzanne Kaaren
Nurse #4: Evalyn Knapp
The Honorable Thomas McCreevy: Edward LeSaint
Chief Wahoo: Mitchell Lewis
Flight Captain: Francis McDonald
Crying Mother: Claire McDowell
Usher: Buddy Messinger
Hospital Commandant: Robert Middlemass
Fellara: Adolph Milar
Czech Announcer: Rudolf Myzet
Benny Zinsser: Frank Orth
Newsstand Vendor: Garry Owen
Greek Chef: Paul Panzer
Fifth Avenue Mounted Cop: Emory Parnell
Train Announcer: Lee Phelps
Chiari: Edward Raquello
Major: George Sorel
Sergeant at Ambulance: Harry Strang
Auguste: Bernard Suss
Bert: Frank M. Thomas
Clerk at Royal Grand Hotel: E. Alyn Warren
Woman with Catsup: Bonita Weber
Vaudeville Comic: Joe Yule
Written by: Vicki Baum, Robert E. Sherwood
Director: Clarence Brown
Production: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Release date: 27 Jan 1939
Cast:
Irene: Norma Shearer
Harry: Clark Gable
Achille Weber: Edward Arnold
Dr. Waldersee: Charles Coburn
Captain Kirvline: Joseph Schildkraut
Quillery: Burgess Meredith
Madame Zuleika: Laura Hope Crews
Donald Navadel: Richard 'Skeets' Gallagher
Mr. Cherry: Peter Willes
Mrs. Cherry: Pat Paterson
Dumptsy: William Edmunds
Pittatek: Fritz Feld
Les Blondes - Shirley: Virginia Grey
Les Blondes - Francine: Virginia Dale
Les Blondes - Beulah: Paula Stone
Les Blondes - Edna: Bernadene Hayes
Les Blondes - Elaine: Joan Marsh
Les Blondes - Bebe: Lorraine Krueger
Nurse #1: Barbara Bedford
Woman with Powders: Gertrude Bennett
Nurse #2: Margaret Bert
Jimmy Barzek: Clem Bevans
Frueheim: Hobart Cavanaugh
Stagehand: Jimmy Conlin
Fat Italian Woman on Train: Anna Demetrio
Mrs. McCreevy: Helen Dickson
Ed: Frank Faylen
Ambulance Passenger: Bud Geary
Townsman: Jack Grey
Cop: Eddie Gribbon
Sandro: William Irving
Daka: Charles Judels
Nurse #3: Suzanne Kaaren
Nurse #4: Evalyn Knapp
The Honorable Thomas McCreevy: Edward LeSaint
Chief Wahoo: Mitchell Lewis
Flight Captain: Francis McDonald
Crying Mother: Claire McDowell
Usher: Buddy Messinger
Hospital Commandant: Robert Middlemass
Fellara: Adolph Milar
Czech Announcer: Rudolf Myzet
Benny Zinsser: Frank Orth
Newsstand Vendor: Garry Owen
Greek Chef: Paul Panzer
Fifth Avenue Mounted Cop: Emory Parnell
Train Announcer: Lee Phelps
Chiari: Edward Raquello
Major: George Sorel
Sergeant at Ambulance: Harry Strang
Auguste: Bernard Suss
Bert: Frank M. Thomas
Clerk at Royal Grand Hotel: E. Alyn Warren
Woman with Catsup: Bonita Weber
Vaudeville Comic: Joe Yule
Written by: Vicki Baum, Robert E. Sherwood
Director: Clarence Brown
Production: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Release date: 27 Jan 1939