Summary
As Young as You Feel is an American film comedy first released in 1951,
directed by Harmon Jones.
The film stars Monty Woolley, Thelma Ritter, David Wayne, Jean Peters and Constance Bennett.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: Harmon Jones
- Script: Paddy Chayefsky, Lamar Trotti
- Photo: Joseph MacDonald
- Music: Cyril J. Mockridge
- Cast: Monty Woolley (John R. Hodges), Thelma Ritter (Della Hodges), David Wayne (Joe Elliott), Jean Peters (Alice Hodges), Constance Bennett (Lucille McKinley), Marilyn Monroe (Harriet), Allyn Joslyn (George Hodges), Albert Dekker (Louis McKinley), Clinton Sundberg (Frank Erickson), Minor Watson (Harold P. Cleveland), Wally Brown (Horace Gallagher), Russ Tamblyn (Willie McKinley), Don Beddoe (Head of Sales), Helen Brown (Clancy), Paul E. Burns (Dick, Printer Co-Worker), Charles Cane (Detective Rogell), Harry Cheshire (President, Chamber of Commerce), David Clarke (Cleveland’s Chauffeur), Dick Cogan (Benson), Heinie Conklin (Concert Extra Outside Auditorium), Charles J. Conrad (Information Clerk), Robert Dudley (Old Man on Park Bench), William Frambes (Bellboy), Raymond Greenleaf (Bill, Company Vice President), James Griffith (Cashier), Sam Harris (Man at Luncheon), Billy Lechner (Mailboy), Hank Mann (Man at Luncheon), Harry McKim (Page Boy), Roger Moore (Saltenstall), Forbes Murray (Executive), William J. O’Brien (Man at Luncheon), Renie Riano (Harpist), Carol Savage (Librarian), Harry Shannon (Detective Kleinbaum), Gerald Oliver Smith (McKinleys’ butler), Bert Stevens (Extra at Chamber of Commerce Luncheon), Houseley Stevenson (Old Man on Park Bench), Ludwig Stössel (Serge Toulevitsky, conductor), Emerson Treacy (Ernest, public relations head), Ann Tyrrell (Cleveland’s secretary), Frank Wilcox (Joe, Cleveland’s Lawyer)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 77 min; B&W
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