Dear Brigitte (1965)

Dir: Henry Koster Comedy stars 3

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Dear Brigitte is an American film comedy first released in 1965, directed by Henry Koster. The film is based on a novel by John Haase and stars James Stewart, Fabian, Glynis Johns, Cindy Carol and Bill Mumy. It has also been released under the title: Dear Brigitte. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Henry Koster
Script: John Haase (novel), Nunnally Johnson, Hal Kanter
Photo: Lucien Ballard
Music: George Duning
Cast: James Stewart (Prof. Robert Leaf), Fabian (Kenneth ’Kenny’ Taylor), Glynis Johns (Vina Leaf), Cindy Carol (Pandora ’Panny’ Leaf), Bill Mumy (Erasmus ’Ras’ Leaf), John Williams (Peregrine Upjohn), Jack Kruschen (Doctor Volker), Charles Robinson (George), Howard Freeman (Dean Sawyer), Jane Wald (Terry, George’s Wife), Alice Pearce (Unemployment Office Clerk), Jesse White (Cliff Argyle the Bookie), Gene O’Donnell (Police Lt. Rink), Orville Sherman (Von Schlogg), Maida Severn (Miss Eva, Ras’ Teacher), Pitt Herbert (Bank Manager), Adair Jameson (Dress Shop Sales Lady), Marcel De la Brosse (Paris Taxi Driver), Ed Wynn (The Captain), Brigitte Bardot (Herself, Cameo Appearance), Robert Biheller (Orville), James Brolin (Student at Leaf Rally), Harry Carter (Reporter), Gloria Clark (Professor Burns), Clive Clerk (Student), Susanne Cramer (Blonde Doll (Upjohn’s Girl)), Jack Daly (Racetrack Ticket Seller), Lyn Edgington (Student), William Fawcett (Elderly Pedestrian on Campus), Robert Fitzpatrick (Student), Harry Fleer (T-Man), Percy Helton (Kraft, Man at Computer Lab), William Henry (Racetrack Cashier), Joe Hoover (Reporter), Sid Kane (Nunnally), Sherwood Keith (Operator), Louise Lane (Saleslady), Paula Lane (Blonde), Richard Lane (Racetrack Announcer), Ted Mapes (Mr. Rudy the Mailman), Marissa Mathes (Brunette), Harry Rose (Bartender), John Stevens (Bartender), Arthur Tovey (Bit Part)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 100 min
Aka: Dear Brigitte

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