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← My Sister Eileen
Cast (24)
Janet Leigh
Eileen Sherwood
Jack Lemmon
Bob Baker
Betty Garrett
Ruth Sherwood
Bob Fosse
Frank Lippincott
Kurt Kasznar
'Papa' Appopolous
Dick York
Ted Loomis
Lucy Marlow
Helen
Barbara Brown
Helen's Mother
Tommy Rall
Chick Clark
Queenie Smith
Alice (uncredited)
Horace McMahon
Police Officer Lonigan
Henry Slate
Second Drunk
Hal March
Pete - First Drunk
Franklyn Farnum
Pedestrian (uncredited)
Alphonse Martell
Headwaiter (uncredited)
Peter Norman
Waiter (uncredited)
Alberto Morin
Brazilian Consul (uncredited)
Jeffrey Sayre
Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
Cosmo Sardo
Man Who Helps Eileen (uncredited)
Sid Tomack
Counterman (uncredited)
Emil Sitka
Bit Welder (uncredited)
Dorothy Phillips
Bit Role (uncredited)
Anne Loos
Receptionist (uncredited)
Ken Christy
Charlie - Police Sergeant (uncredited)
Art
Walter Holscher
Art Direction
William Kiernan
Set Decoration
Camera
Charles Lawton Jr.
Director Of Photography
Costume & Make-Up
Jean Louis
Costume Design
Robert J. Schiffer
Makeup Artist
Clay Campbell
Makeup Artist
Helen Hunt
Hairstylist
Crew
Bob Fosse
Choreographer
Directing
Richard Quine
Director
Sam Nelson
Assistant Director
Editing
Charles Nelson
Editor
Production
Fred Kohlmar
Producer
Sound
George Duning
Music
Jule Styne
Songs
George Duning
Music Arranger
Writing
Joseph Fields
Theatre Play
Richard Quine
Screenplay
Blake Edwards
Screenplay
Jerome Chodorov
Theatre Play
Ruth McKenney
Story
Ruth McKenney
Short Story
Leo Robin
Lyricist
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