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Monsieur Beaucaire is an American film comedy first released in 1946,
directed by George Marshall.
The film is based on a novel by Booth Tarkington and stars Bob Hope, Joan Caulfield, Patric Knowles, Marjorie Reynolds and Cecil Kellaway.
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Credits
- Director: George Marshall
- Script: Melvin Frank, Norman Panama, Booth Tarkington (novel), Frank Tashlin
- Photo: Lionel Lindon
- Music: Robert Emmett Dolan, Edward H. Plumb
- Cast: Bob Hope (Monsieur Beaucaire), Joan Caulfield (Mimi), Patric Knowles (Duc le Chandre), Marjorie Reynolds (Princess Maria of Spain), Cecil Kellaway (Count D’Armand), Joseph Schildkraut (Don Francisco), Reginald Owen (King Louis XV), Constance Collier (The Queen of France), Hillary Brooke (Mme. Pompadour), Fortunio Bonanova (Don Carlos), Douglass Dumbrille (George Washington), Mary Nash (The Duenna), Leonid Kinskey (Rene), Howard Freeman (King Philip II), Eric Alden (Swordsman), Don Avalier, Dorothy Barrett (Women who gets dress ripped off), John Berkes (Court jester), Nina Borget (Wife), Carl R. Botefuhr, Paul Bradley, George Bruggeman (Bandit), Allen Calm, Anthony Caruso (Masked horseman), Albert Cavens, Lane Chandler (French officer at palace gate), Charles Coleman (Major domo), Charles Cooley (Guard), Catherine Craig (Duchess), Yola d’Avril (Housekeeper), Jean De Briac (Minister of Finance), Jean Del Val (Minister of War), Antonio Filauri (Minister of Navy), William Frambes (Page), Helen Freeman (Queen of Spain), Martin Garralaga (Spanish servant), Rudy Germaine (Guard), Sol Gorss (Swordsman bandit), Alan Hale Jr. (Courtier), Eddie Hall (Masked horseman #2), Sherry Hall (Sentry), Len Hendry (Spanish officer), Nan Holliday (Maid in Waiting), Brandon Hurst (Marquis), Bert LeBaron (Bandit), George Lynn (Soldier), Lynne Lyons (Sra. Gonzales), George Magrill (Prison Guard), Mona Maris (Marquisa Velasquez), John Maxwell (Courtier), William Meader (Guard), Torben Meyer (Count), Jack Mulhall (Guard), John Mylong (Minister of State), Noreen Nash (Baroness), Ralph Navarro (Thin man), Carl Neubert (Baron), Manuel París (Spanish guard), Tony Paton (Waiter), Nino Pipitone (Lackey), Hugh Prosser (Courtier), Elaine Riley, Victor Romito (Guard), Buddy Roosevelt (Spanish Guard), Lewis L. Russell (Chief Justice), Robert ’Buddy’ Shaw (Husband), George Sorel (Duke), Nanette Vallon (Maid in Waiting), Philip Van Zandt (Guard), Dorothy Vernon (Servant), Crane Whitley (Guard), Audrey Young (Countess)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 93 min; B&W
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