The Blue Gardenia (1953)

Dir: Fritz Lang Crime / Drama / Film-Noir / Mystery / Thriller stars 3

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The Blue Gardenia is an American thriller film first released in 1953, directed by Fritz Lang. The film stars Anne Baxter, Richard Conte, Ann Sothern, Raymond Burr and Jeff Donnell. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Fritz Lang
Script: Vera Caspary, Charles Hoffman
Photo: Nicholas Musuraca
Music: Raoul Kraushaar
Cast: Anne Baxter (Norah Larkin), Richard Conte (Casey Mayo), Ann Sothern (Crystal Carpenter), Raymond Burr (Harry Prebble), Jeff Donnell (Sally Ellis), Richard Erdman (Al), George Reeves (Police Capt. Sam Haynes), Ruth Storey (Rose Miller), Ray Walker (Homer), Nat ’King’ Cole (Himself), Fay Baker (Switchboard monitor), Robert Bice (Policeman), Larry J. Blake (Music Shop Clerk), Lela Bliss (Miss Stanley), Gail Bonney (Policewoman), Edward Clark (News Stand Dealer), Mike Donovan (Fingerprint Officer), Frank Ferguson (Drunk Reporter), Elizabeth Flournoy (Assistant Switchboard Monitor), Dolores Fuller (Woman At Bar), Alex Gottlieb (Man), William Haade (Patrolman Hopper), Sam Harris (Nightclub Eetra at Blue Gardenia), Victoria Horne (Disturbed woman), Kenner G. Kemp (Nightclub Extra), Jess Kirkpatrick (Detective), Norman Leavitt (Bill), Tommy Lee (Waiter), Celia Lovsky (May – the Flower Woman), Peggy McKim (Sneezing Girl), Frank O’Connor (Passerby), Lee Phelps (Information Desk Guard), William Phipps (Lt. George Foster), Hugh Sanders (’Chronicle’ managing editor), Jeffrey Sayre (Police recorder), Almira Sessions (Cleaning Woman), Robert Shayne (Doctor), Marjorie Stapp (Policewoman), Sailor Vincent (Drunken Sailor), Victor Sen Yung (Waiter)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 88 min

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