The Hucksters (1947) - film review

Drama / Comedy / Romance

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The Hucksters is an American romantic film drama first released in 1947, directed by Jack Conway. The film stars Clark Gable, Deborah Kerr, Sydney Greenstreet, Adolphe Menjou and Ava Gardner. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Jack Conway
Script: Frederic Wakeman, Luther Davis, Edward Chodorov, George Wells
Photo: Harold Rosson
Cast: Clark Gable (Victor Albee Norman), Deborah Kerr (Kay Dorrance), Sydney Greenstreet (Evan Llewellyn Evans), Adolphe Menjou (Mr. Kimberly), Ava Gardner (Jean Ogilvie), Keenan Wynn (Buddy Hare), Edward Arnold (Dave Lash), Aubrey Mather (Mr. Glass, Valet), Richard Gaines (Cooke), Frank Albertson (Max Herman), Douglas Fowley (Georgie Gaver), Clinton Sundberg (Michael Michaelson), Gloria Holden (Mrs. Kimberly), Connie Gilchrist (Betty), Kathryn Card (Miss Regina Kennedy), Lillian Bronson (Miss Hammer), Vera Marshe (Gloria, West Coast Secretary), Ralph Bunker (Allison), Virginia Dale (Kimberly Receptionist), Jimmy Conlin (Blake (hotel proprietor)), Richard Abbott (Elevator Starter), Charles Abraham (Arabian Rug Peddler), John Albright (Assistant Photographer), Sam Ash (Man at Inn), Vangie Beilby (Flower Woman), William ’Billy’ Benedict (Bellboy), Nan Bennett (Girl at Inn), Hoffis Better (Arabian Rug Peddler), Frank Bingman (Radio Voice), Henry Blair (Radio Voice), Harriett Brest (Flower Woman), Betty Callender (Stewardess), Harry Cheshire (Joe Lorrison), Heinie Conklin (Fish Peddler), Edwin Cooper (Harry Spooner), John Daheim (Taxi driver), Bert Davidson (Man at Inn), Eugene Baxtor Day (Hal Dorrance), Drew Demorest (Man at Inn), Phil Dunham (Man in Elevator), Madge Erwin (Flower Woman), Nellie Farrell (Flower Woman), Almeda Fowler (Woman in Elevator), Dink Freeman (Man at Inn), John George (Arabian Rug Peddler), Mahlon Hamilton (Businessman), John Hiestand (Radio Announcer), Fred Howard (Elevator Operator), Tiny Jones (Flower Woman), Joseph Kearns (Radio Voice), Eugene Lay (Hal Dorrance), Frank Leigh (Man in Kimberly’s Office), Cathy Lewis (Radio Voice), Sydney Logan (Girl at Inn), Wilbur Mack (Man at Inn), Frank Marlowe (Second Taxi Driver), Eddie Marr (Pitch Man), Vera Martin (Girl at Inn), John McIntire (Radio Announcer), David McKim (Photographer’s Assistant), Sammy McKim (Western Union messenger), David Merritt (Arabian Rug Peddler), Jerry Miley (Second Taxi Driver), Byron Morgan (Radio Soundman), Anne Nagel (Teletype Operator), Robert Emmett O’Connor (Doorman), George O’Hanlon (Freddie Callahan), Charles Peck (Elevator Operator), Dianne Perine (Ellen Dorrance), Lillian Randolph (Radio Voice), Jean Ransome (Maid), Jack Rice (Clerk (selling ties)), Gordon Richards (Conrad, Kimberly Butler), Joe Sawaya (Arabian Rug Peddler), Frank J. Scannell (Circus Barker), Violet Seaton (Flower Woman), Erin Selwyn (Girl at Inn), Fred Sherman (First Taxi Driver), Ransom M. Sherman (George Rockton), Robert Skelton (Man at Inn), Agnes Steele (Flower Woman), Florence Stephens (Secretary), Cedric Stevens (Man in Kimberly’s Office), Tom Stevenson (Paul Evans), Mary Stuart (Model in Elevator), Joan Valerie (Receptionist), Theodore von Eltz (Radio Voice), Barrett Whitelaw (Man in Elevator), Marie Windsor (Girl on train), Chief Yowlachie (Indian)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 115 min; B&W

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