Wizard.

Description: A brother and sister dance act encounter challenges and romance when booked in London during the Royal Wedding.

Cast:
Tom Bowen: Fred Astaire
Ellen Bowen: Jane Powell
Lord John Brindale: Peter Lawford
Anne Ashmond: Sarah Churchill
Irving Klinger: Keenan Wynn
James Ashmond: Albert Sharpe
Dancer in Haiti Number: Doris Wolcott
Specialty in 'What a Lovely Day for a Wedding' Number: Gwen L. Jones
Minor Role: Towyna Dally
Ellen's Maid: Margaret Bert
Charles Gordon: Francis Bethencourt
Royal Attendant: Herbert Evans
Dancer: Ricky Ricardi
Dick: William Cabanne
Child singer: Gary Casteel
Steward: Albert Pollet
Ship's Officer: Jack Chefe
Telephone Operator #1: Mae Clarke
Backstage Guest: Barry Norton
Pop: Jack Daley
Woman in Carriage with Lord John: Helen Dickson
Harry: James Fairfax
Cabby: James Finlayson
Chester - Tom's Valet: Alex Frazer
Parade Spectator: Raoul Freeman
Bartender: Cosmo Sardo
Ship Passenger: James Gonzalez
Billy: John Hedloe
Stagehand: Brick Sullivan
Young Man: James Horne Jr.
Chorus Girl: Wendy Howard
Singing Man: Tommy Hughes
Purser: Henri Letondal
Singing Elevator Boy: Richard Lupino
Cab Driver: Stanley Mann
Information Clerk at Dock: Frank McLure
Man at Rehearsal: Harold Miller
Singing Woman: Phyllis Morris
Singing Doorman: Leonard Mudie
Linda: Kerry O'Day
Onlooker on Street: 'Snub' Pollard
Pete Cumberly: John R. Reilly
Sarah Ashmond: Viola Roache
Cockney in Pub: John Rogers
Military Officer on Street: Bert Stevens
Singing Bobby: David Thursby
Barbara: Pat Williams
Toasting Drinker at Bar: Eric Wilton
Telephone Operator #2: Helen Winston
Drinker: Wilson Wood

Written by: Alan Jay Lerner

Director: Stanley Donen

Production: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Release date: 23 Mar 1951